Exclusively Ensemble
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$6.00These seven ensembles for 2 to 5 pianists develop improvisation in a format that is always successful for the student.
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$6.00These four variations are on a jaunty 6/8 English Morris Dance tune in the key of G.
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$6.00This energizing ensemble for three pianos (can be done on two pianos) explores Latin rhythms and gives the student the opportunity to improvise in this style.
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$6.00Three or four pianists can play this fun jazz/rock arrangement of I’ve Been Workin’ on the Railroad.
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$3.00This short piece allows the students to work on an early virginal piece and work on the ornaments.
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$5.00This piece, a perennial favorite, has been arranged for three pianists (but can be performed on 2 pianos) so that early intermediate players can work on balance and articulation between pianos.
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$8.00This is a good study of chord progression and melodic development. Score and parts are included.
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$5.00For 5 keyboards. A stately and somber setting of Billings’s old hymn tune. In E Minor. Score and parts included.
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$22.00An ensemble full of high jinx for 4 pianos, 16 hands, referee, and chair remover!
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$20.00Another fun, big ensemble by Frackenpohl, Intro and Rag is a great piece for monster concerts.
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$8.00This arrangement of 8 single line parts is ideal for keyboard classes or sightreading, or can be used by more advanced players in the 2 piano, 8 hands format.
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$8.00This arrangement of 8 single line parts is ideal for keyboard classes or sightreading, or can be used by more advanced players in the 2 piano, 8 hands format.
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$8.00This arrangement is ideal for keyboard classes or sightreading with 8 single line parts, or it can be played by more advanced players in the 2 piano, 8 hands format.
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$10.00Piano 1 carries the lovely melody throughout, and doubles the vocal line. Piano 2 has the harmony often in rolled chords. Part 3 has a lovely high obbligato part.A very effective, subdued ensemble.