Daniel Light
Pianist, Teacher, Arranger, Composer
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Reflection on Silent Night
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Angels We Have Heard on High
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Jolly Old Saint Nicholas
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Christmas/Advent Hymn Introductions (Bundle)
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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Organ Introduction)
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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Organ Introduction)
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Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
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The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)
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Nocturne in E Major (Studio License)
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Still, Still, Still
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O Come, O Come, Emmanuel & In the Bleak Midwinter
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Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus (Organ Introduction)
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O Come, All Ye Faithful (Organ Introduction)
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Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates
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Lyric Solos (Print)
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All the Things You Are
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Over the Rainbow
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A Rainy Day (Studio License)
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In Remembrance (Studio License)
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Prelude in D-flat Major (Studio License)
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Lament (Studio License)
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Halloween At Its Best!
There is a wealth of fun, well-written Halloween music for piano students, but some of my favorite Halloween pieces come from the series titled Halloween at Its Best, published by FJH. I use pieces from this series every year.
Collaborative Playing
In my studio, summer is a great time to let students work on collaborative projects. Schedules tend to be lighter, and we don’t have the pressure of recitals or adjudications lurking just around the corner. When I know one of my piano students also plays another...
On Fostering Creativity
"I want to work on song writing in my piano lessons this summer," Dylan said. "Okay, get some lyrics written for your first summer lesson and we'll get started," I responded. I love the opening lyric of the piece she worked on this week: "I play piano for a crowd, and...
Say Yes to Silly
"If I had a third arm, I could play this duet all by myself," Annie commented after learning both parts of a duet in her Piano Safari book. "But it's so hard to find clothes when you have a third arm," I replied. "I know!" she responded. "I used to have one, but it...
Sometimes, a listen is worth a thousand words.
Chase, age 12, was playing The Christmas Song. You know the one: "Chestnuts roasting on an open fire . . . . " The notes and rhythms were correct, but it was too fast, and it sounded mechanical and boring. There was no voicing of the melody, no breathing...
On Being Flexible
"I hate that piece!" Patrick responded after hearing Simple Gifts, the next piece in his method book. "It's all sweet and cheerful. Yuck!" He had just finished learning two pieces from Diane Hidy's set titled Mean Little Monsters, and he loved those. I wasn't...