16 Easy Piano Duets Instrument : piano (4 hands) Nombre de Pages : 40 For pianists, making music can often be a lonely pleasure. Duets provide a great way for the pianist to enjoy the benefits of ensemble - playing with other musicians - and the chance to share the enjoyment of music making. This set of original works brings together a wide variety of styles, Waltzes and Lullabies, to Jazz to Latin and Folk. The pieces are progressive in order of difficulty, and may be played by the teacher and pupil together, or provide a challenge for two players of equal ability. Content : Petite Valse - Berceuse - Barcarolle - Running Wild - Cantabile - Habanera - Folk Song - Adagio - Song Without Words - Jazz Waltz - Blues for Two - Drive Time - Tropic Nights - Romanza - Cake Walk - Bossa Nova

1 Piano 4 Hands/Later Elementary Level-Springtime Waltz is lyrical graceful and slightly sentimental making it a perfect ensemble piece for any time of the year.

Three Easy Pieces (1914-15) arranged for piano duet consists of a march, a waltz, and a polka. The March is dedicated to Stravinsky's friend, the composer Alfredo Casella, the Waltz to composer Eric Satie, and the Polka to Sergei Diaghilev. / [Three Easy Pieces for Piano Duet] / Classique / Partition /

Consider this waltz a wonderful invitation to experience the sweep of 3/4 meter and its dramatic effects.

This waltz could be somewhat cheerful or slightly menacing depending on your point of view. A marvellous recital piece for any time of the year with nice interplay between primo and secondo this piece in G minor uses the whole range of the Piano and your students won’t find the ensemble playing difficult.

An Urtext edition of Johannes Brahms's sixteen Waltzes Op.39 for Piano duet as edited and fingered by Walter Georgii.

Contents: Daniel Gottlob Tuerk: Sei mir gegruesst Erik Satie: En plus Erik Satie: Redite Theodor Kirchner: Albumblatt in e Op.7 No.5 Alec Rowley: Two Dances from Op.41 Christian Gottlob Saupe: Sonatina in g William Walton: Hop-scotch Ane Scholl/Rolf Anderson: Boogie Express Franz Schubert: 6 Laendler from D366 Wolfgang Rihm: 2 Waltzes Anonymous: 2 German Dances Michael Proksch: Ein Spanier fuer Elise Giles Farnaby: The old Spagnoletta Thomas Peter-Horas: Nachtfahrt Mike Cornick: Conga (from Latin Suite No.1) Witold Lutoslawski:Ungehoerte Melodie Carl Maria von Weber: Andantino in c Op.10 No.2 Luis Andriessen: Nuit d'ete Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Sonata in C K19d (Allegro) Ruth Schonthal: A Bouquet of Wild Flowers and the Butterfly Robert Schumann: Two Pieces (Op.85 No.3 6) Claus Kuehnl: Korona (Chromatic Study) Max Reger: Waltz in c-sharp minor Op.22 No.4 Eberhard Werdin: Ketusa

A great collection of 13 songs for Piano 4 Hands as well as extra versions of 2 songs for 2 Pianos. Now you can play all your favourite dances: The Tango The Paso Doble The Waltz The Rhumba and many more.

Countless catchy melodies come from Russian operas, ballets and symphonies and if you have heard them once, you will never forget them. For this collection of pieces, Nicolai Podgornov has produced masterful arrangements of classics from russian operas, ballets and symphonies. Compositions such as the famous waltz from Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty or the main theme from his Swan Lake, the waltz from Shostakovich's Jazz Suite No. 2, Prokofiev's Montagues and Capulets from the ballet Romeo and Juliet, Khachaturian's Sabre Dance from Gayane and his Adagio from the ballet Spartacus. All of these are sure to give great pleasure to intermediate-level piano students. Nicolai Podgornov has expertly arranged these popular pieces with easy fingering so that playing them is straightforward - after all, familiar pieces are easier to master. • Easy to middle-grade arrangements of well-known themes from Russian opera and ballet for piano duet • Well-known, easy-to-play melodies from the Russian classics (’Sabre Dance’, ’Waltz No. 2’, ’Flight of the Bumblebee’ etc.) • Includes illustrations of the composers/ Recueil / Piano 4 Mains

Everybody knows it, and for many a player it was perhaps the first tentative attempt to coax sounds out of the piano: Chopsticks. The origin of this popular piano piece, like that of most folksongs, cannot be ultimately settled today. Legend has it that it was written by Ferdinand Loh and that the designation of the work 'F. Loh: Walzer' eventually turned into 'Flohwalzer'.But no matter who actually wrote the waltz: It is, without doubt, one of the most famous piano pieces and known all over the world. In France, it is called 'Côtelettes' [Chops], in Great Britain 'Chopsticks', and in Mexico 'Los Changuitos' (Little Monkeys). Technically speaking, however, it is not even a waltz. It is composed in 2/4 time and, with regard to style, rather is a polka or a galop.Eric Mayr transcribed the 16-bar original into a concert version for piano duet. / Piano 4 Mains

An anthology of fourteen varied performance pieces for four hands at one Piano. Includes popular works as varied as Blue Danube Waltz Op.314 and Londonderry Air. An excellent repertoire resource.

Piano duet score. 1st performance Ellesmere College January 1986 by Richard Markham and David Nettle. Duration c.24 minutes. The work is in three movements and the musical thought is symphonic. The first movement (based entirely on the opening motive) goes through a series of paragraphs which eventually culminate in an extended melodic line played entirely by the treble player. The middle movement is a playful Scherzo with a rather sardonic waltz for its Trio. The slow movement (which comes last) is much more relaxed and concentrates on a D major motive with sharpened fourths but the more intense moods of the first movement return in a suddenly impassioned middle section.

The 8th volume of Kurtág's outstanding piano miniatures includes 16 of his personal musical notes, messages composed between 1982 and 2005. Just as in the case of the earlier volumes Kurtág dedicates most of these pieces to members of his artistic and intellectual circle of friends, although some of them are homages. Contenu: 1. Flower we are ... (embracing sounds) 2. One more voice from far away 3. Responsorium (Pilinszky: Egy hófehér kar) 4. Hommage a J. S. B. 5. Dirge 6. Study to Pilinszky's 'Hölderlin' (position exercise) 7. Beating - Quarrelling 8. A quiet farewell to Endre Székely 9. Pilinszky János: Waltz - for two pianos 10. Faltering 11. Flowers we are ... for Miyako 12. Flowers we are ... (alio modo) for Miyako 13. In memoriam Sebők György 14. ... tot ziens Jan ... 15. ... a solemn air ... 16. Flowers we are ... - for piano, upright piano and percussion

About this book - Duet Collection 1: Duet Collection 1 provides 26 fun duets explicitly linked to the levels of progression (starting with beginners) found in Method Book 1.It comes with a CD on which you can listen to all the pieces performed on a grand piano by professional concert pianists. The CD also contains the accompaniments alone so that you can play your part along as a duet with the CD!This book is a great supplement to Method Book 1 giving you further enjoyable pieces which will help your learning at each stage of your development.In line with The Classical Piano Method these duets are drawn mainly from the classical repertoire and also include a number of modernpieces in interesting and varied arrangements with straightforward accompaniments ideal for a teacher or friend.This book is of course also a very useful standalone collection of progressively-graded duet repertoire in its own right providing relevant repertoire as the pianist’s playing develops. Suitable for pianists in the early stages of learning to play.About The Classical Piano Method:This is ideal for adults and young people looking to learn the piano from scratch or for those returning to the piano after a substantial break from playing. As the learner you will gain a traditional classic technique and will be introduced to interesting varied and well-known classical pieces right from the outset. The method is friendly and is carefully designed to progress in small manageable steps beginning with simple fingering patterns and exercises moving onto some of the most beautiful melodies and pieces from the baroque classical and romantic eras: such as the Ode to Joy Für Elise and the Blue Danube Waltz. The Method Books lead you through a range of exercises repertoire pieces to learn theory checks clear instruction & diagrams on playing and technique tips on practising and composer biographies. They also enclose a CD on which you can listen to all the pieces performed on a grand piano by a concert pianist as