Bagatelle in A Minor by Beethoven

There really is a video here even though it doesn't look like it.  Hit the play button and enjoy!

Remembering You by Eugenie Rocherolle

Elizabeth said this song made her feel sad when she listened to it last night.  I just love it, and hope that I evoked emotion in my playing.  Sorry about the lighting.  Will work on that for the next piano videos--which hopefully won't be 4 months from now!

The Constant Bass by William Gillock

A fun little jazz piece to get you ready for the weekend!

Slippin' Around by Martha Mier

Red Rose Rendezvouz by Martha Meir

Jelly Bean Rag by Martha Mier

New Orleans Nightfall by William Gillock

A nice jazzy end to the week.

Wild Honeysuckle Rag by Martha Mier

Beach Buggie Boogie by Martha Meir

A fun way to start your week.

Lazy Days by Martha Mier

The theme for this weekend, especially today. Lazy indeed. Enjoy the song. I really like it.

Rondo Alla Turca by Mozart

Sweet Talking Boogie by Eugenie Rocherolle

Steppin' Out Boogie by Eugenie Rocherolle

I love the walking bass in this one. It's fast and fun and I hope you dance like my page turner did (too bad it didn't show up in the video). Btw, I don't know why the video block is show up all black, but if you click play it will work. enjoy!

Down Home Boogie by Eugenie Rocherolle

Laid Back Boogie by Eugeni Rocherolle

Misty Night Blues by Martha Mier

I didn't think of the potential significance of playing a blues song on the Aggie's bowl game day while wearing my 12th man jersey, but we'll hope it's blue for Georgia and not for us! Lovely little song. Hope you enjoy it.

A christmas medley

Arrangement by Martha Meir: O Little Town of Bethlehem, Sing We Now of Christmas and Joy to the World. Enjoy!

Mozart: Sonata in C Major, Mvt. I

This is a sonata that I played in competition in high school. I went to state and received "2" which is a pretty good score for a girl from Teague, TX. I wanted to relearn it and while it isn't as good as it was then, it's still pretty good. I'll have the other 2 movements up here when I re-learn them as well. Enjoy! PS: If you look closely in the lower left corner you'll see Oliver trying his best to distract me.

Suspiros Carinitos by Eugenie Rocherolle

Suspiros Carinitos is part of the Spanish Quartet by Rocherolle. I will eventually have all four songs up here. I particularly like the slow yearning pace of this one.

Los Gitanos by Eugenie Rocherolle

Los Gitanos (the gypsies) by Eugenie Rocherolle. A fairly new piece for me, and I like it. Hope you do too!