Partituras fácil para Piano para principiantes

Two merry songs are arranged for early intermediate piano ensemble---one piano, six hands---making a perfect festive medley. 'There's a Hole in my Bucket' is in the key of C and 3/4 meter, and 'Johnny...

Also known as 'What Child is This?'. Christmas tune arranged for three pianists at one keyboard. Performers read from the same score. National Federation Selection 2004-2007.

This atmospheric piece for late elementary piano trio---one piano, six hands---is in the key of F major and 4/4 meter. Small melodic movements of major and minor seconds are used throughout the piece,...

Mary Elizabeth Clark arranged this spiritual for late elementary piano trio---one piano, six hands. In the keys of F major and C major and 4/4 meter, the introduction establishes the syncopated rhythm...

This English round is a perfect choice for a late elementary piano trio, with each performer taking a turn beginning the melodic line. The final section is a full, rich playing of the theme by the top...

This traditional American story song is arranged by Mary Elizabeth Clark for early intermediate piano trio. This one piano, six hands version has the melody octaves apart in Parts 1 and 2, while Part...

The full score of this late elementary piano trio for one piano, six hands is printed on the inside cover, with the three separate parts contained within. This two-page piece in the key of C explores...

Partnerschaftliches Musizieren am Klavier stellt eine sinnvolle und notwendige Ergänzung des solistischen Spiels dar. 'A quatre mains' - 'Doppelstücke für zwey Personen' - gibt es seit dem 18. Jahrhun...

The edition is part of the Trinity syllabus 2007 (grades intermediate & advanced level)

Charles Burney (1726-1814), to whom we owe the educational merit of 'Duets for two performers', also points out one of the difficulties of that entirely new genre: and although at first sight the grea...

Playing with six hands means: voluminous sound in all registers, higher density and harmonic variety of chords without stepping beyond a moderate grade of difficulty in the individual parts. It also m...

by J. Hopkins / arr. John W. Schaum

This one-page piece is written for three elementary-level players at one piano. The melody is stated first in the key of G major, with a middle section in C major before a return to the original key....

This little trio is really nice. It is easy to play, not trite, and each player has the melody. It sounds good. At teachers' requests, a complete score is included with each piece.

Thirty Fingers is a series of books of various standards for three players on one piano.This book is for players of around Grades 1 to 3 and containsHook - The Lass of Richmond HillClarke - Trumpet Tu...

Thirty Fingers is a series of books of various standards for three players on one piano.This book is for players of around Grades 1 to 3 and containsSatie - Gymnopedie No.1Charpentier - Prelude from t...

Thirty Fingers is a series of books of various standards for three players on one piano.This book is for players of around Grades 1 to 3 and containsMozart - Minuet from Eine Kleine NachtmusikBach - S...

This traditional tune is arranged as a round for late elementary piano quartet by Mary Elizabeth Clark. Lyrics are included with the original statement of the melody, characterized by a descending fif...

The Schottische is one of the oldest folk dances, originally from Bohemia, which became popular in Victorian-era ballrooms. This one-page piece by Klicker is arranged for late elementary piano ensembl...

by Henry C. Work / arr. John W. Schaum

Carrie Kraft's approach to this favorite folk song is proof that early-level performances can be simply beautiful. This two-piano, eight-hand arrangement is beautiful in its simplicity, totally in cha...

Energy abounds in this not-too-serious street parade in 6/8 meter. There's a beat that's irresistible, and a little melody that marches along. Parts are multi-level, providing opportunity to group pla...

This previously unpublished Concertino was written by Stephen Sondheim in 1949 while a student at Williams College. It was rediscovered by Jonathan Sheffer, who transcribed it for chamber ensemble, an...

A short collaborative piece for young students featuring octave jumps. Key: G Major.