Boogie Piano Duets

Boogie-Woogie is said to have developed as a musical entertainment in the saloon bars of Louisiana and Mississippi. It reached a peak in the late 1930's and early 1940's when the famous exponents (including Meade Lux Lewis Albert Ammons and Pete Johnson) made their own classic recordings. Those who try to develop their own boogie Piano-playing quickly discover the technical difficulties of maintaining a mobile and rhythmic left-hand figuration whilst also giving thought to what their right hand is playing. In Boogie Duets this task is thankfully shared as well as the opportunity to improvise.

The Jazzin? About Piano Anthology celebrates Pam Wedgwood?s best-selling series in a collection of the author?s favourite pieces presented progressively for the first time in one volume, from early elementary to intermediate level (Initial-Grade 5). Featuring a range of contemporary styles plus duets and new pieces specially composed for this exciting bumper edition, complete with online audio as performed by Pam herself.

Piano Time Jazz Duets 1 is a fabulous collection of pieces in jazzy and light styles. Carefully written for students around the level of Piano Time 2 these stylish and toe-tapping duets provide accessible and fun material for all young jazz players. Here are duets in all kinds of styles from energetic boogie to a moody blues and lively samba as well as music to waltz groove and rock ’n’ roll to and pieces to sing along with. Wittily illustrated this is a must-have collection for all teachers and pupils looking for fresh and original duet repertoire.

Alfred's Premier Piano Course: Duet 2B includes motivational music that reinforces concepts introduced in Lesson 2B. These duets for one piano, four hands continue the strong pedagogical focus of the course while providing the enjoyment of playing with a friend or family member. Written by America's leading pedagogical composers, these duets contain equally leveled parts for secondo and primo. Within each duet, melodic material is shared between the parts. Styles include ballad, blues, boogie, jazz, ragtime, and latin. / Piano

Variations on the familiar birthday song in very easy to easy settings for piano solo with an additional section of duets based on pieces from the collection To Each His Own Birthday Serenade. / Piano

Boogie For Beginners comprises ten exciting solo pieces and two super duets in a variety of styles for the Electric Keyboard beginner. The pieces range from Rock to Jazz and Pop and will give you a head start in learning to play tunes and help you practice reading simple music. This book is an ideal supplement to any good Keyboard tutor method.