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For two pianos, eight hands.

by Johann Sebastian Bach / transcr. Guy Maier

This bouncy piece never seems to rest, even when the melody lands on C (five repeated C's round out the theme). Cross-hand octave jumps track the playful kangaroo, while chromatic motion up and down k...

Wonderful imagery! The opening of this piece speedily tick-tocks along (in toccata style) with mysterious accidentals. Then stop! It's time for a left-hand solo, playing the famous tune of the "Big Be...

This beautifully sustained melodic waltz is written in a classical, homophonic style. Opening in a pure, d minor tonality, the left-hand broken chords often move in stepwise motion, giving First Frost...

Marching briskly in cut time, this raucous, energetic piece has an ancient Egyptian sound and theme. Both hands play in bass clef, adding power and mystery. Hear the battle scene as left hand echoes r...

This energetic piece opens with rumbling eighth notes and New Age harmonies, which ask the listener to be ready for adventure. Cosmic Seasons then runs through periodic meter changes, accelerando pass...

Looking for an accessible jazzy piece with a sound that "grooves"? Look no further. Movin' On takes closed-position syncopated chords (often simple triads), and adds a moving bass line to create some...

This expressive piece features easy syncopations that give the melody a pensive mood. Arpeggiated chords in the left hand spanning 10th intervals paint the broad, flowing river. Scales, thirds and cho...

This reflective piece captures Solitude simply and eloquently. The four-measure melodic theme travels lightly and somberly in A minor. The L.H. lends support with arpeggiated, chordal 10ths. Plenty of...

This delightful duet is the perfect choice for ensemble fun. Students will love the bluegrass melody, the clapping, and the moderate syncopation of their primo part, while teachers will enjoy the live...

Written in the key of F, this playful, yet bold duet features a western-style melody that switches back and forth between the primo and secondo parts. The use of dynamics, open fifths, accents and var...

Why wait to be a virtuoso to play Liszt? Melody Bober has taken the highlights from Liszt's second Hungarian Rhapsody and crafted them into this dramatic ensemble arrangement. Primo and Secondo are bo...

This unique arrangement of the Blue Danube Waltz for one piano, six hands is definitely an innovative approach to this renowned classic. Students will thoroughly enjoy performing this ensemble with ot...

This one piano, four hands jaunty ensemble will be loved by all the cowboys and cowgirls in your studio! Written in an ABA form, this piece starts off in C Major and contains a short B section in A mi...

Delightfully jaunty, this happy tune (in A minor) will make you want to take a Mediterranean vacation yourself! Easy to play yet has virtuosic passages featuring skillful interplay between secondo and...

This rambunctious and energetic duet is perfectly suited for recitals or modern church services.

This light, rhythmic duet in the key of F major passes the melody between the Secondo and Primo a few times. The syncopation, thick sonority, and frequent accidentals give it a twinge of Latin jazz. T...

Dynamic, energetic piece producing powerful results yet is easy to play. Using dissonance to suggest danger and excitement, this crowd pleaser in the key of C minor is marked "furioso." This duet can...

A happy melody in G major evokes "memories of old Mexico." Both parts have ledger lines just above the staff but the ensemble is easy. The secondo plays the melody on the second page.

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...

Each part plays steady, flowing eighth notes while the other part plays quarter notes in this Impressionistic piece in C major. The perpetual eighth-note movement evokes the image of smooth sailing on...

This perky, Americana duet requires ensemble experience and might be challenging due to the fast tempo. It’s "lively and rhythmic" with a steady eighth note pulse throughout. In the key of C major, th...

Aptly named after the morning glory flower, this duet starts out quietly and then, as the texture thickens, it unfolds to greet the morning sun. In the key of C major, there are hand shifts but even s...

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!