Alfred Publishing

Harmonic glimpses of an Irish reel, mixed with a tarantella feel make this piece lots of fun to play. Everybody gets a go at the melody.

This is a very easy and straightforward piece in D Major, using repeated eighth and quarter notes. All sections of the orchestra are sure to be kept busy. Whole bows should be used for quarter note pa...

Written in E natural minor, this simple piece is a lesson in dynamic variations, bow divisions, and minor tonality. It uses mostly quarter notes and half notes, encouraging students to vary the bow sp...

Written in the key of D Major, this piece starts out in unison, using terraced dynamic changes, and is in Rondo form. The theme then breaks into parts, using simple but catchy rhythms, which alternate...

The title doesn't lie: there is no doubt about whether the note should be sharp or natural. The piano part is essential so that the students can hear the changing harmonies from major tonality to mino...

This piece, in simple triple time, is designed to teach students to plan their bow speeds with alternating fast and slow bow speeds. It is also useful for reinforcing slurs and the first two finger pa...

Who doesn't love that feeling of the final concert of the term, anticipating the long Summer break? This simple work is written with Junior String players all over the world in mind. It features swung...

Dedicated to the composer's new grandson, this uncomplicated, gentle lullaby requires smooth legato bows and sustained long notes---ideal for practicing developing vibrato technique. Some finger exten...

Dedicated to the composer's new grandson, this uncomplicated, gentle lullaby requires smooth legato bows and sustained long notes---ideal for practicing developing vibrato technique. Some finger exten...

Directors, students, and audiences alike will enjoy this cherished and well-recognized piano melody arranged in G Major for string orchestra. Perfect for working on tone, string crossings, and dotted...

This tender song is an eloquent ode to friendship, comparing it to the lovely blooms of nature's most beautiful flowers. Your female singers will treasure every note and word. Pretty and poignant.

Ever ask your intermediate students to sing their parts? This one's for you! This American fiddling song is arranged by Renata Bratt so that every section gets a chance to sing the song as well as pla...

Eine dreibändige Entdeckungsreise zur Pianoliteratur. Jeder Band enthält 32 mittelleichte bis mittelschwere Originalsoli für Klavier. Die Stücke der einzelnen Stilrichtungen sind nach Schwierigkeitsgr...

A rolling, repeated legato left hand pattern provides the feel of rolling bus tires, while the right hand tells the story and adds occasional 'honks' to signal the children to climb aboard. Late eleme...

Anyone who has heard a cat walk on the piano keys will enjoy this elementary level song that describes the song that is produced! It is written in C-major, (C Position), but includes some accidentals...

To celebrate the spookiest holiday, the late elementary level pianist will enjoy the staccato styling of this C minor song, which includes lyrics, right hand '8va' excursions, and a tricky ending to c...

Piano Talk is a collection of 8 piano solos for the elementary to late elementary piano student. Pieces are primarily written for C and Middle C positions with occasional variations, extensions and re...

There is boundless energy and motion in this intermediate level solo, featuring staccato vs. legato between the hands, some A-minor scale work, and exciting dynamics.

Shifting left hand positions with a rock beat will make this piece a pre-historic favorite for the late elementary student. There will be changes in legato and staccato touch, many accidentals, and co...