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Charles Gounod’s 19th-century opera Faust had one super hit, the Waltz from the second act, also known as Ainsi que la brise légère. Three players on one piano join forces in this brilliant arrangemen...

The Primo leads the opening and Secondo copies. Then the Secondo starts the second idea and the Primo copies. In the key of C major, this clever duet is fun to play, fun to hear! Good recital choice!

One of the hippest pieces to come along in years, this two-piano concerto features a student part and a teacher (or somewhat more advanced student) part. The rocking first and third movements are cont...

This comical little piece in C position features a simple rhythmic notation that demands counting due to the rests!

This beautiful, pianistic solo features harmonies reminiscent of the Impressionist style. Will appeal to older beginners as well as younger students.

This elementary level piece contains a charming melody accompanied by a simple, yet colorful harmony. The music and the lyrics about Bach and his children make this a truly delightful piece for studen...

A charming piece written in C position and in 3/4 time contains long legato lines which convey an uplifting message. Students will find the lyrics in this clever little piece to be humorous at times,...

A clever piece that playfully describes a riddle about a boy named Ray who practiced Every Day. Written in the key of F major and in 4/4 , this piece contains long legato lines, and a left hand accomp...

Potato Bug is a charming early elementary level piece written in an almost Middle C position and is to be played legato. The lyrics tell a story of a child's curiosity if the little bug has any feet!...

This dynamic yet lyrical solo evokes the majesty and grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. In the key of D Major that later modulates to F Major, a sixteenth note is the underlying pulse throughout this pi...

This toccata creates a vivid impression of the extraordinary beauty of the northern lights. Performers develop technical fluidity, artistic use of pedal, delicate touch, and left-hand voicing with rig...

This "show-off" recital piece will have you stomping your feet! Even though the tempo is "with a driving rhythm; even eighths" the R.H. is very syncopated while the L.H. maintains a steady 4 beat rh...

Commissioned by Arkansas MTA, a hint of blue grass and fresh mountain air is conjured up in this contemporary, rhythmic, fun-to-play solo. In the key of G major with frequent syncopations, your studen...

Blues for breakfast? A fun and funky piano piece, also a great supplement to the rhythm unit of Jazz Improv.

Even beginning students like playing fast, and the easy patterns in this piece let them go as fast as they can! The teacher accompaniment adds rhythmic drive.

Images of Japan come to mind with this lyrical and delicate solo, which develops artistry in phrasing and use of the damper pedal.

Your students will love playing this piece because the rhythm is so fun! There are no eighth notes so syncopations occur with tied quarter notes. A cheerful piece where hands are positional---L.H. in...

A rousing march in the key of C major is arranged with no eighth notes. Each hand plays a few accidentals, but remains close to the MC position. The interesting teacher duet makes you want to get up a...