Coffee With Grady - Piano Solo - PDF Download
Back when I lived on top of a mountain in the woods, I used to start every morning by drinking coffee on my front porch with my dog Grady. As I finished my last cup of the day I would sit and let my mind wander until a melody or musical idea popped into my head. This piece is a collection of three of those ideas that all came to me while I was enjoying my morning coffee with my friend Grady.
Coffee With Grady: a suite in three movements for solo piano
Movement 1: “Grady likes to play games, but not for more than thirty seconds at a time.”
Movement 2: “Grady is a very sleepy dog.”
Movement 3: “Grady doesn't like thunder storms, but when I bring him inside, he feels safe.”
Back when I lived on top of a mountain in the woods, I used to start every morning by drinking coffee on my front porch with my dog Grady. As I finished my last cup of the day I would sit and let my mind wander until a melody or musical idea popped into my head. This piece is a collection of three of those ideas that all came to me while I was enjoying my morning coffee with my friend Grady.
Coffee With Grady: a suite in three movements for solo piano
Movement 1: “Grady likes to play games, but not for more than thirty seconds at a time.”
Movement 2: “Grady is a very sleepy dog.”
Movement 3: “Grady doesn't like thunder storms, but when I bring him inside, he feels safe.”
Back when I lived on top of a mountain in the woods, I used to start every morning by drinking coffee on my front porch with my dog Grady. As I finished my last cup of the day I would sit and let my mind wander until a melody or musical idea popped into my head. This piece is a collection of three of those ideas that all came to me while I was enjoying my morning coffee with my friend Grady.
Coffee With Grady: a suite in three movements for solo piano
Movement 1: “Grady likes to play games, but not for more than thirty seconds at a time.”
Movement 2: “Grady is a very sleepy dog.”
Movement 3: “Grady doesn't like thunder storms, but when I bring him inside, he feels safe.”