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EvelienVis studied piano and singin§1t the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague. She sang in the Dutch and Flemish Broadcasting Ch
years (1985-2002) and then became a secondary school music teacher in the Brussels area. She now works as a piano teacher, rpcal ct
accompanist) and composer. Her piano pieces, written for her students, often stem from improüsation and are swing or blues in sryle
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The composer has written that '60s Swing' is intended to be played with a jazzy feelirrg and to sound as if improüsed. Bars 12-13, fur
are like an off-the-cuff retake on bb. 4-5. In the middle section (bb. L7-24), the'improvisation lies in üe bass - here one ca¡r irn'¡Eim ¡
of a double bass or trombone. The last two bars of üe piece are meant to sound like an echo.
O Copyright 1992 Fraser-Enoch Publications
Reproduced by permission. All enquiries about this piece, apart from those directly relating to the exams, should be add¡essed to Frccr-EDd h
High \¡iew, Rackham Road, Amberlev, lVest Sussex BNIS 9NR.

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