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Alfred's Complete Snare Drum Solos enthält das gesamte Solomaterial aus Book 1 und 2 von Alfred's Drum Method in einem kompakten und praktischen Format. Das Buch ist perfekt für Jurys, Aufführungen oder Wettbewerbe geeignet und ist eine willkommene Bereicherung für jeden Schlagzeugschüler.

Alfred's Drum Method is the ideal teaching tools to help prepare beginning players for all styles of snare drum and percussion performance. Book 2 is much more than just a snare drum method! This follow-up book to the best-selling first volume continues the learning process by covering additional rudimental studies, tonal properties of the snare drum, theme and variations, musical forms, solos and duets. Additionally, Book 2 covers traditional...

This unique title combines both books 1 and 2 of Alfreds Drum Method. With details on drum care, drum tuning, stick and drumhead selection and introductions to rudimental, corps (by Jay Wanamaker), and orchestral style playing, this comprehensive method book provides everything you need to become a well-rounded percussionist. Each page is designed as a single lesson, complete with a musical solo passage. Exclusive bonus features include the Vi...

Sandy has completed her third book in her trilogy, which aims to tell history with humor, as well as the teachings and learnings of old one-room schoolhouse, their teachers, and students. She uses the voices of impersonated buildings and lively animals to tell the short stories. The personified characters take part in sharing historical events and themes that portray the importance of faith and kindness.

Sandy continues with the second book in her trilogy to weave the history and humor of old, turn-of-the-century churches. The resident cats and the parishioners who attend help share unknown and well-kept secrets and memories that will put a smile on the readers' faces.

LET'S GO TO THE COURTHOUSE 'CAUSE ITS THE HAPPIN'N PLACE. Where can you go to church in the morning, be baptized in a flowing spring, get married, get divorced, get adopted, pay your taxes and either watch a hangin' or be hung by a noose hangin' out back? Just a day in the life of an Old Courthouses. The Courthouses and the resident cats share stories that told much more than just the history making trials and constitutional law.

This is a narrative about the railroads that went from nowhere to everywhere and the lives of those who, despite all odds, lived and died making them a reality, and the cats, along with the depots, that made it tolerable and memorable.

In the 1950's, Diners became a staple just like Grandma's apple pie. As they grew and dotted the American landscape, they took on a life all their own. A gathering place where a farmer in bib overalls could sit on a red stool with the President of the Bank and have a simple hamburger and shake. A place where one could hear the newest gossip, current events or just 'hang out and listen to the jukebox and have a soda' with the next generation. W...

Your Daddy Didn't Invent No Gasoline Pump! Did So!!" takes the reader through the trials of turn-of-the century inventions. How early American families learned to deal with a fast changing environment through creative inventions whether it be the evolution of a safer gasoline lamp that eventually led to automobile gasoline pumps or the infamous "party line". The ever changing roles of women, the risks they took stepping out of their traditio...

LET'S GO TO THE COURTHOUSE 'CAUSE ITS THE HAPPIN'N PLACE. Where can you go to church in the morning, be baptized in a flowing spring, get married, get divorced, get adopted, pay your taxes and either watch a hangin' or be hung by a noose hangin' out back? Just a day in the life of an Old Courthouses. The Courthouses and the resident cats share stories that told much more than just the history making trials and constitutional law.

Author Sandy Black weaves Old fashioned storytelling through the eyes and voices of Old and Red Barns, the resident cats, and their families. History and humor help tell the unknown stories of barns that dot the American landscape in hopes that the reader might just ¿and that driving past old barns may never look the same.

This is a narrative about the railroads that went from nowhere to everywhere and the lives of those who, despite all odds, lived and died making them a reality, and the cats, along with the depots, that made it tolerable and memorable.

Sandy has completed her third book in her trilogy, which aims to tell history with humor, as well as the teachings and learnings of old one-room schoolhouse, their teachers, and students. She uses the voices of impersonated buildings and lively animals to tell the short stories. The personified characters take part in sharing historical events and themes that portray the importance of faith and kindness.

Author Sandy Black weaves Old fashioned storytelling through the eyes and voices of Old and Red Barns, the resident cats, and their families. History and humor help tell the unknown stories of barns that dot the American landscape in hopes that the reader might just ¿and that driving past old barns may never look the same.

In the 1950's, Diners became a staple just like Grandma's apple pie. As they grew and dotted the American landscape, they took on a life all their own. A gathering place where a farmer in bib overalls could sit on a red stool with the President of the Bank and have a simple hamburger and shake. A place where one could hear the newest gossip, current events or just 'hang out and listen to the jukebox and have a soda' with the next generation. W...

Your Daddy Didn't Invent No Gasoline Pump! Did So!!" takes the reader through the trials of turn-of-the century inventions. How early American families learned to deal with a fast changing environment through creative inventions whether it be the evolution of a safer gasoline lamp that eventually led to automobile gasoline pumps or the infamous "party line". The ever changing roles of women, the risks they took stepping out of their traditio...

Sandy continues with the second book in her trilogy to weave the history and humor of old, turn-of-the-century churches. The resident cats and the parishioners who attend help share unknown and well-kept secrets and memories that will put a smile on the readers' faces.

LET­S GO TO THE COURTHOUSE ­CAUSE IT­S THE HAPPIN­N PLACE. Where can you go to church in the morning, be baptized in a flowing spring, get married, get divorced, get adopted, pay your taxes and either watch a hangin or be hung by a noose hangin­ out back¿ Just a day in the life of an Old Courthouse. The Courthouses and the resident cats share stories that told much more than just the history making trials and constitutional law.

This is Sandy Black's second book in a trilogy. Her resident cats continue their journey from Old Barns, Red Barns, and the Stories They Tell, to Old Churches, Older Churches, and the Secrets They Kept and beyond. Sandy Black also supports the Tunnel2Towers Foundation, a nonprofit organization which gifts mortgage free homes to the families of fallen soldiers, policemen, firemen, and first responders. A resident of Chandler, Arizona, she invit...