by Nancy Lau
The Magical Forest is an enchanting piano suite which combines narrative, storytelling, drama, and music. Students will thoroughly enjoy being able to participate as a team telling a story through music and poetry. This composition presents
By Kevin and Julia Olson
Students choose how to play short exercises (4 measures with a repeat) by checking a box under various icons. There are eight different icons that suggest variations in touch, dynamics, tempo, and use of the pedal–always with a r
Composer: Kevin Olson
This piece is a great piece for the study of changing meters. Beginning in 8/8, changes between 7/8, 6/8, and 9/8. It has a Renaissance melodic sound based on The Troubadour - a Renaissance traveling musician.
By: Various / Timothy Brown
This winter-themed collection of arrangements of classical favorites contains eclectic assortment of pieces–some about wintertime and others about holidays. Sleigh Ride by Delius, November from Troika by Tchaikovsky, Winter fro
This elementary level collection of jigs is written for one piano, four hands providing the elementary pianist with a cheerful selection of Scottish Jigs from which to choose. Can be performed as an entire group or as ind
By Wynn-Anne Rossi and Lucy W. Warren
The fourth book in the series, this volume covers: wrist staccato and rotation, sixteenth notes, diatonic and chromatic scale fingerings, cross-hand blocked and broken triads, chord inversions, 2-octave arpeggios, rep
By Melody Bober
This suite was written especially for students who enjoy playing upbeat, energetic pieces. Features strong rhythmic vitality and an assortment of technical challenges.
This cheerful piece could well be your students’ first recital duet, since it is accessible to any first year student who has learned C position. This piece contains a skillful use of melodic interplay between the primo a
These six action-packed duets – with titles such as: Riding the Waves, Wild Horse Roundup, Metro March, and McAllistar’s Jig – are perfect ensemble pieces for recitals or festivals! It’s hard to find good duet material on early leve
by Mary Leaf
Students and teachers alike will enjoy the variety of styles and imaginative content in this duet collection by Mary Leaf. Her four-hand writing always places the theme in both the secondo and primo parts. Some titles are: The Road to Dublin
Funky and futuristic—imagine being at a club on another planet sitting in with the aliens. This energetic duet is technically easy while being a bit challenging rhythmically. Everything lies well under the hands, so this is a showpiece that can be learned
By Edwin McLean
These short, artistic solos offer a variety of moods and styles that will appeal to both younger students and adults. Most of the eleven pieces are two pages and are good preparation for classical literature.
by Edwin McLean
Vignettes, Book 2, contains ten pieces in varying styles that introduce students to the sound, feel and artistry of artistic solos through the lens of a modern-day composer. These works are well-suited for young students as well as adults,
Arranger: Timothy Brown
Contains 13 beautiful arrangements of classic, traditional pieces used to celebrate and enhance this very special event. In addition to the pianistic arrangements, this book also includes an outline of a traditional ceremony with s
by Melody Bober
A lovely collection of wedding favorites beautifully arranged by Melody Bober in a contemporary style suitable for the church musician or advanced level performer.
Exquisitely lyrical, this Chopinesque waltz offers an excellent introduction to the romantic style. The use of simple left-hand chordal patterns makes this piece accessible for younger students or those with smaller hands.
By Emilie Lin
This lovely pentatonic duet can be played on white keys or black keys. It evokes cruising down China’s largest river. It’s a recital piece that can be learned quickly by young students or adults.
