Glenda Austin

Another dynamic duet from Glenda Austin! This wittily-titled piece will make two, three, ten or twenty want to get on up and dance the tango! Key: C Minor with a modulation to D Minor.

Bring one of the greatest milestones in music history to your piano: With "Yesterday", you bring a timeless ballad full of melancholy and touching elegance directly to your keys. This expressive piano...

The Holiday Encores collection came about because of the popularity of Glenda's Facebook videos, many of them filmed during the holiday season before Thanksgiving and leading up to Christmas 2016 (all...

12 great Christmas piano solos for the more mature student that can be used on their own, or as a supplement to John Thompson's Adult Piano Course (Book 1).

10 super simple Christmas tunes arranged by Glenda Austin. Correlates perfectly with Step by Step Book 1.

A collection of 6 ragtime duets inspired by various cities in the continental United States: Albuquerque, NM - Joplin, MO - Kalamazoo, MI - Kansas City, MO - Omaha, NE - Texarkana, TX. Exciting rhythm...

Exciting piano solos for church pianists everywhere! These excellent arrangements by Glenda Austin include some of her favorite spirituals that may be used for church and recital performances, or simp...

A vivacious and rhythmic duet resplendent with the pulse of vibrant Brazil. This definite show-stopper keeps the beat going, yet provides an unexpected respite in the midsection for a brief but tender...

Springtime Waltz is lyrical, graceful, and slightly sentimental, making it a perfect ensemble piece for any time of the year.

A Little Bit of Bach was written in commemoration of Bach's 325th birthday (2010). Spirited and absolute fun to play, the duet also alludes mischievously to a very famous organ prelude attributed to t...

As the title suggests, this charming duet promises - and delivers - an energetic and lively rhythmic experience. Makes an excellent collaborative recital piece! Key: C Major.

Romantic and full of yearning, Wistful Waltz was originally titled Jazz Waltz in C Minor. Excellent sightreading fare, and perfect as part of an ensemble concert.