Mary Elizabeth Clark: spartiti medio

Adapted from Mozart's 'Musical Joke, ' K.522. The imitative, birdsong passages, according to Luis Baptista, 'mimic the starling's natural propensity to intertwine whistled tunes... and their tendency...

Mozart's Wind Serenade is adapted by Mary Elizabeth Clark for piano quartet, two pianos, eight hands. This eight-page piece in the key of E-flat major is a delightful classic. Two copies are included...

A popular song from the late 19th century operetta, The Fortune Teller by Victor Herbert is arranged by Mary Elizabeth Clark for early intermediate piano duet - -two pianos, four hands. This lively an...

Three intermediate level pianists at one keyboard will enjoy the full sound of this holiday classic transcribed from Tchaikowsky's famous ballet. It is played in G major, with interesting passages, rh...

Get in a festive mood with this early intermediate piano trio for one piano, six hands! In the key of G major and common time, Part 1 carries the melody throughout while Parts 2 and 3 keep the steady...

A lively piece in G major and 2/4 meter, this folk song arrangement by Mary Elizabeth Clark is for intermediate piano trio. Parts I and II play the polka-style melodic material while Part III carries...

National Federation Selection 2004-2006. One Piano, Six Hands. A lively and familiar spiritual. Separate score sheets for each performer included along with a conductors score.

Written in G Minor in 3/4 meter, this Spanish-flavored quartet employs frequent use of a dotted quarter pattern and an occasional triplet figure on beat 1. National Federation Selection 2008-2010

A simple melody by Irving Berlin in F major and 4/4 meter is arranged for intermediate piano ensemble---two pianos, four hands---by Mary Elizabeth Clark. Two copies of this four-page piece are include...

From the Czech composer Antonín Dvorák.

National Federation Selection 2004-2007. World music theme recital, well known melodies from Ireland including Galway Piper, Londonderry Air, Rory O'More, and Kerry Dance. An outstanding addition to t...

National Federation Selection 2004-2007. An exciting, yet traditional fanfare duet. A march-like audience pleaser that will get toes tapping. A good concert opener. D Major, cut time.