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$4.00The arranger has done well to maintain the integrity of this perennial favorite. The piece is presented in its entirety.
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$10.00This jazz suite contains five movements: Bald-Faced Boogie, Blue Tuesday, Sunnin’ Spot, Crescent City, and Riff-Raff.
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$6.00This piece in Latin style has changing of meter and syncopation, and it moves from a minor to A major and back again. The melodies are charming.
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$6.00This exciting piece conjures up images of old festivals where there were picnics and dancing, although this is not a frivolous work.
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$6.00The young beginning pianist will be delighted to play familiar tunes with big accompaniments. These tunes are arranged in pre-reader format.
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$8.00Claps are written into the music to introduce a percussive sound mixed with the ordinary piano sound, so the mood is lightened with a bit of humor.
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$8.00These clever duets which beautifully evoke their titles will delight students of all ages.
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$5.00Commissioned by the Arlington Texas Music Teachers Association,this beautifuuly crafted rondo will challenge the student’s knowledge of keys.
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$5.00Commissioned by the Arlington Texas Music Teachers Association, Uncle Funk is a funky and fun duet that keeps students counting.
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$6.00Song’s secondo part carries a pretty melody while the primo has nice runs in the high register.
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$15.00Editor’s choice. This is one of the finest examples of duet literature we’ve heard.
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$7.00These late elementary pieces are partly written out and partly left blank, with the blank areas to be filled in by the performer’s improvisation or composition.
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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.