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The idea of Counting Game is based on the music of Bela Bartok, particularly his set of piano pieces Mikrokosmos. Bartok often uses different rhythms made up of varying groups of two or three. I also like counting and creating rhythmic patterns in music. In this piece the counting can be done out loud, but it doesn’t need to be. You might need to try taping different parts of the piano to find the best place. Two places you could try are either underneath the keyboard or on the face o the piano case.

• Sunrise: Music from New Zealand for Young Pianists  Year: 2008 

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• Sunrise - Music from New Zealand for Young Pianists  Year: 2008 

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Mystery Rag (1989) is a melange of Mahler’s symphonies (in particular, his Symphony No. 6) and piano ragtime. In Elegiac Rag (1989) the melodies are influenced by a Bach chorale (In Thee is Joy) and it concludes with a transcription of a Welsh hymn tune, O Fryniau Caersalem (‘From Salem’s Hills Yonder in Glory’) originally sung by Pedwarawd Wilkes-Barre, a Welsh choir from Pennsylvania in the 1920s. It appeared on a 1985 Morning Star Records release entitled You Can Tell The World About This. The last piece in this tryptich, Transylvanian Tickler (1990) is a shameless pastiche of Bartok in ragtime.

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• Stolen Music - New Compositions by Matthew Davidson  

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• Stolen Music - Chamber and Electronic Music by Matthew Davidson  Year: 1996 

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