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This beautiful lullaby is the ideal piano duet for late elementary pianists. The primo is slightly more difficult than the secondo – creating the perfect duet for parent-children or siblings. Staggered entry, shared melodies, beautiful harmonies and tilting 6/8 metre combine to create a lovely lullaby.
A late elementary piano duet (one piano; four hands)
A Pair of Pirates is a T-arrgg-rific late elementary piano duet. These daring pirates share the melody while playing simple rhythms. The staggered entry creates a user-friendly and appealing ensemble work. Boys will love it!
An elementary piano duo (two piano; four hands)
A Pair of Pirates is a T-arrgg-rific late elementary piano duo – this duo may be paired with the piano duet. These daring pirates share the melody while playing simple rhythms. The staggered entry creates a user-friendly and appealing ensemble work. Boys will love it!
An elementary piano duet (one piano; four hands)
A Sharing Song is a beautiful elementary piano duet by Karen Rowell. The shared melodies, easy to read registers, fixed positions and simple rhythm combine to create an easy but attractive early duet. Great for festival or recital.
A Short Hike is a fun, contemporary duet with easy-to-use staggered entry. The shared melody, staccato notes and colourful harmonies make this an energetic and enjoyable ensemble.
An advanced piano duet (one piano; four hands)
Arranged by Remi Bouchard
Ah! si mon moine is a charming duet arrangement of this popular folksong. Shared melodies, colourful harmonies and lively character create a real audience pleaser. Great for recreational playing or performance.
All Aboard is an entertaining double duo (2 pianos/8 hands) which opens with the conductor calling ‘All Aboard!’. Performers include a train whistle, triangles, wood-block and stomping of feet as they ride the train to their favourite destination. Staggered entries, simple rhythms, shared melodies and traditional harmonies create a wonderful elementary performance work.
Alouette a la duette is a delightful duet arrangement of this ever popular folk song. This arrangement includes a shared melody, independence of hands, walking bass-line and dramatic hand crossing. Alouette a la duette is ideal for recital; the secondo is slightly more difficult than the primo – creating the perfect parent/child ensemble.
An advanced piano duet (one piano; four hands)
Arranged by Remi Bouchard
Au clair de la lune is a beautiful arrangement popular folk song for piano duet. Shared melodies, colourful harmonies and shimmering qualities create a real audience pleaser. Great for recreational playing or performance.
arr. Karen Rowell
A elementary piano double duo (two pianos; eight hands)Barnyard Suite is a delightful suite of four five-finger works with an narrator – the perfect recital work. The staggered entry, shared melodies and easy-to-read score combine to create an attractive suite which includes Old MacDonald, Where Has My Little Dog Gone?, The Farmer’s Mice and What’s His Name? Piano I and II included as a pull-out.
(Westfalian Cradle Song)
This beautiful lullaby is written in 3/8 time with simple shared melodies and an easy-to-use staggered entry. The simple rhythm makes this a perfect early duet.
Camptown Ladies Want Halloween Treats, Too! is a delightful piano duet (1 piano/4 hands) for elementary students. The primo plays Camptown Races while the secondo presents a spooky little Halloween work written over a left hand ostinato. A real crowd pleaser!
An Elementary Piano trio (1 piano/6 hands)
Cradle Song is a beautiful and exciting new piano trio (1 piano/6 hands) by well known Canadian composer, Ernst Schneider. This late elementary work is based on a traditional folk song in 6/8 metre, gentle harmonies, shared melodies and charming character. A ‘must-have’ for ensemble playing! One copy required for performance – single sheets for each player, as well as conductor’s score included.
An elementary Piano Duet (one piano: four hands)
Cuckoo Clock is a charming little duet for Pre-Grade One students. The staggered entry, use of wood block and the cuckoo singing culminate in an attractive duet for early pianists. The fixed hand position and simple rhythms make Cuckoo Clock an ideal introduction to duet playing.
Daffodils – 3 elementary piano duets – Daffodils Dance, Daffodils March and Daffodils Sing. These charming elementary duets with simple rhythms, easy to read scores and traditional harmonies. A great introduction to duet playing.
Only one copy required for performance purposes
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