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The story in this charming piece tells of a little outdoor fireplace that is happy when cooking tortillas. In the key of G with predominantly hands-separate playing, rests and sharp signs are used. Cu...

This vibrant sonatina evokes three scenes of the American West: Roundup --- a rousing cowboy tune; Ghost Town Blues --- a relaxed jazzy waltz; and City Scenes --- an exciting finale with driving, sync...

This toccata creates a vivid impression of the extraordinary beauty of the northern lights. Performers develop technical fluidity, artistic use of pedal, delicate touch, and left-hand voicing with rig...

The first movement in G Major features a syncopated melody that calls for a crisp staccato and "ritmo preciso." This tune stays in your head long after you've played it. The second movement in D minor...

Delicate tonal colors evoke an Asian scene. Perfect 5ths are used throughout in each hand which makes it lie comfortably under the hands.

The L.H. plays the interval of a 5th an octave lower throughout this cool rock piece in D minor while R.H. plays short call and response riffs. Put this in your "pupil saver" file! Although it might b...

Here is a piece that falls within the Romantic tradition yet is accessible to the Early Intermediate student. This dramatic piece reinforces the D minor scale and cadence; and feels great under the ha...

Hands are in Middle C Position in this beautiful, lyrical melody in the key of F. Reading accidentals and expressing a long legato phrase are the pedagogical goals. No hand shifts required. Optional t...

The Romantic lyrical melody in Section A is nicely contrasted with the Impressionistic B section of this charming piece.

This "show-off" recital piece will have you stomping your feet! Even though the tempo is "with a driving rhythm; even eighths" the R.H. is very syncopated while the L.H. maintains a steady 4 beat rh...

Moving between major and mixolydian mode, this artistic piece sounds as fresh as the lyrics about the change in seasons. Eighth notes, accidentals, hand-crossings, and use of pedal are sprinkled freel...

Students who love horses can learn a lot from this piece in Middle C position. It uses no accidentals and has a clever lyric that mentions many different kinds of horses---from Chincoteague ponies to...

This piece in "almost" Middle C position (L.H. on E-B) is good legato study for an early elementary student. The lush chordal teacher duet adds beauty to the mostly stepwise melody. Lyrics are includ...

Commissioned by Arkansas MTA, a hint of blue grass and fresh mountain air is conjured up in this contemporary, rhythmic, fun-to-play solo. In the key of G major with frequent syncopations, your studen...

Blues for breakfast? A fun and funky piano piece, also a great supplement to the rhythm unit of Jazz Improv.

Even beginning students like playing fast, and the easy patterns in this piece let them go as fast as they can! The teacher accompaniment adds rhythmic drive.

Images of Japan come to mind with this lyrical and delicate solo, which develops artistry in phrasing and use of the damper pedal.

This lyrical, Romantic piece in F minor is written beautifully! It will be a favorite with your teenagers, and could be played by a talented younger student. L.H. plays arpeggiated triads throughout w...

Written for the Music Forum for Piano Teachers of Western New York, this is a good introduction to jazz swing. In the key of G minor, the left hand keeps a steady quarter note going most of the time,...

This is a good piece for students to learn D major and parallel minor. The witty lyrics tell the story of a little dog that is famous for stealing the cat’s kibbles! The music has an element of suspen...

Imagine a festive theatre production in a bustling frontier town. Commissioned by the MTA in Fort Worth, TX this sophisticated, late intermediate piece is well crafted and very accessible. In the key...

As delicate and tender as a spring flower, this lush piece has a gorgeous melody above flowing arpeggio patterns spanning two octaves in the L.H. Patterned and easy to pedal, it starts in G major, mod...

This charming, nostalgic ragtime piece is a commission by the Idaho's Treasure Valley MTA. It bounces along effortlessly in D major while the hands often play a combination of touches: R.H. legato wit...

One-two-three, pounce! is the signature rhythm of this perky, witty piece which features staccatos, accents, and dynamic swells. The easy melodic patterns alternate measures with the C minor arpeggio...

Your students will love playing this piece because the rhythm is so fun! There are no eighth notes so syncopations occur with tied quarter notes. A cheerful piece where hands are positional---L.H. in...