Martha Mier
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Born | December 10th, 1936 |
Residence | Lake City, Florida |
Nationality | American |
Alma mater | Florida State University |
Occupation | Composer and Piano teacher |
Martha Mier is an independent piano teacher and composer of piano pieces. She resides in Lake City, Florida, where she moved after graduating with honors from Florida State University. She is known for composing "Seventh Street Blues" jazz rags & Blues: Book 1. She also composed 'Jackson Street Blues' which is being used in the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music 2007-08 syllabus as Piano Grade 5 Piece C:1. She is also renowned for her 'Romantic Impressions' solo Piano books, which contain pieces for beginners, to advanced players alike.[1]
Aside from her skills and duties composing and teaching, she is a member of the Music Teachers National Association, the Florida State Music Teachers Association, and the National Guild of Piano teachers, and is internationally recognised as composer, teacher and arranger. She also takes part in many competitions in Florida as an adjudicator.[1]
Books
The songbooks she made include:
- The Best of Martha Mier
- Celebrate America!
- Christmas Kaleidoscope
- Holiday Treats
- Jazz, Rags & Blues books 1,2,3,4 and 5
- Just Imagine!
- Keyboard Kaleidoscope
- Romantic Impressions
- Treasures for Two
- Romantic sketches
Compositions
These are some of Mier's compositions in books like Jazz, Rags, and Blues 1 and 2.
- Just Struttin' Along
- Don't Wanna Leave You Blues
- Birmingham Blues
- Ragtime Do-Si-Do
- Hallelujah!aky Business
- Downright Happy Rag
- A Neat Beat
- Beach Buggy Boogie
- Clarinet Blues
- Jelly Bean Rag
- Lazy Days
- Misty Night Blues
- Red Rose Rendezvous
- Street Boogie
- Slippin' Around
- Wild Honeysuckle Rag
- Katy's Dance
- Mardi Gras Masquerade
- Mr. Trumpet man
- Serenity of the heart
- Jackson Street Blues
- Persistent Rhythm
- Autumn Glow
- Jazzin' Around
- Blackberry Rag
- Green Dragonflies
- Steamboat Rag
- Swaying Willow Trees
- Indian Serenade
- Straw Hat Strut
- Whistlin' Joe
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Martha Mier". Alfred Publishing. Retrieved 8 April 2011.
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