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Kitty Kat Meow: Piano Sheet

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Kitty Kat Meow: Piano Sheet

By Catherine Rollin

Level: Elementary

Item: 00-18174

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This series of collectible solos by Catherine Rollin is for beanbag animal lovers of all ages. The pieces, which vary in difficulty from early to late elementary, have attractive covers and fun lyrics to sing.

This piece is also available in The Bean Bag Zoo Collector's Series, Book A

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Additional Details
Series: Bean Bag Zoo
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 4
UPC: 038081168623
SKU: 00-18174

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About the Composer: Catherine Rollin

Catherine Rollin

Catherine Rollin balances an active composing career with mentoring accomplished young pianists. She holds degrees from the University of Michigan and Oakland University School of Performing Arts, and has built a national reputation through workshops and masterclasses across North America and Asia.

Rollin's compositions have earned commissions from the Music Teachers National Association, Clavier Companion magazine, and the Michigan Music Teachers Association. Her work appears regularly in National Federation of Music Clubs Festivals materials, and she has judged high-level competitions including the MTNA Student Composition Competition and the Lynn Freeman Olson Composition Contest. In 2018, the MTNA premiered her commissioned trio Suite Detroit at the national conference, and the Steinway Society featured her in concert as both composer and performer, highlighting her award-winning Museum Masterpieces series.

Why we love this

Rollin knows exactly what engages young pianists. The combination of playful theming, singable melodies, and progressive difficulty across the series means students stay invested whether they're playing their first pieces or solidifying early elementary technique. The attractive cover art and fun lyrics elevate these solos beyond typical workbook fare.

What to expect

Cheerful and charming, with melodies that stick in your head. The music captures the playful personality of its subject through bright, straightforward writing that feels rewarding to play without being simplistic.

Who it's for

Elementary pianists who thrive when repertoire connects to their interests outside the practice room. The fun, singable nature and attractive presentation appeal equally to students who love animals and those building confidence in their early solo performance experience.

How to get the most out of it

  • Encourage students to sing the lyrics aloud before or while playing. This locks in the melody and helps them shape phrases naturally rather than note by note.
  • Let the fun theme guide the musical character. A playful cat deserves bright articulation and clear rhythmic precision.
  • Keep the tempo steady and unhurried. Young pianists often rush when excited by the material; a metronome can help anchor the pulse.
  • Balance hands evenly so the melody stays present even when accompaniment figures are active in either hand.

How to use it

Program this as part of a studio recital theme exploring the Bean Bag Zoo series, or use individual solos to mark student achievement milestones throughout the year. The 4-page length makes it ideal for early performance experiences and student showcase opportunities.

Skills your students will build

  • Legato and staccato articulation in both hands
  • Consistent rhythmic accuracy in elementary time signatures
  • Hand independence with simple accompaniment patterns
  • Phrasing through textual understanding (connecting melody to lyrics)
  • Confidence in early solo performance

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