Sunday Randomness #478: Jack with suggestions on how to spend a Sunday afternoon

Take up a position of power on Sunday morning:  "What do you mean you want to play the piano?"

Avail yourself of the opportunity to move you mind with some of the available books just lying around: "Just a bit of lite afternoon reading..."

Now time for a siesta!   A soft fuzzy blanket and a plush robe on the upholstered chair should provide enough for maximum snuggle value.

Author 88: Play Clarinet Today! with music publisher Hal Leonard

There are so many useful books at the library. We recently checked out Play Clarinet Today! published in 2001 by the Hal Leonard Corporation. This level one book was a bit too easy for Mica but she thumbed through it for my benefit anyway. She rated it as being useful for a beginner with a little bit of direction from a teacher.

And if you're looking for piano books?!? Oh my, there are so many to choose from! Wedding music, classical music, Disney favorites, show tunes and musicals and popular artists from today and yesterday. Just a few of the titles at the Salt Lake County Library System for piano books include:

• Lennon and McCartney Piano Songs for dummies
• Fourteen preludes, opus 3, no. 2 and opus 32, for piano by Sergei Rachmaninoff
• The Best Country Songs Ever
• Liszt masterpieces for solo piano
• The sound of music companion
• Fearless: piano, vocal, guitar by Taylor Swift
  

and many more! For more piano books, visit your local library.

For more music published by Hal Leonard, visit their website at: http://www.halleonard.com/


(On a different note, Daisy just determined that it takes 377 licks to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop.)

Hedgehog on Oboe

Daisy on violin

Mica on clarinet