Spartiti facile per Pianoforte per principianti

The mysterious sounds and feel of this piece in 4/4 meter are achieved through the use of a variety of minor five-finger patterns, including A minor, G minor and D minor, a non-legato pedal and chroma...

Here's a song that makes a great Halloween recital piece for the elementary level student, in C major, Middle-C position, o time, with many expressive and technical opportunities for the young artist....

This solo will spark the imagination of students as they picture clouds forming wonderful shapes. The gentle melody challenges the hands to play in unison, and the ends of phrases involve some hand cr...

This is the perfect solo for students who like to sleep late! The clever lyrics describe a mother knocking on a child's door in the morning. The student knocking on the wood of the piano depicts this...

You'll find yourself tapping your feet to the sounds of this solo by Dennis Alexander. Written in Middle C position, the melody is divided between the hands. Harmonic thirds are used occasionally in t...

Halloween will be even more fun for the early elementary student who plays this little Middle-C position song in 3/4 time. There are sing-along lyrics, an optional duet part, and a 'Boo!' at the end t...

The books in the Five-Star Solos series give students and teachers a wide variety of pieces at graded levels. Different styles, colors, tempos, and moods are included in each book. Ballads, waltzes, L...

The books in Five-Star Solos give students and teachers a wide variety of pieces at graded levels. Different styles, colors, tempos, and moods are included in each book. Ballads, waltzes, Latin tunes,...

The melody of this elementary solo is divided between the hands with hands-together playing required only in the last two measures. Technical features include two-note slurs and crossing the left hand...

Much music making can take place with these original duets even through the primo parts are limited to five note ranges. The secondo provides full sounds for the rhythmically sophisticated primo.

Equal parts for one piano four hands are engraved in score form with Primo above Secondo for ease in rehearsing. Primo and Secondo remain in five-finger patterns throughout. Your students will love pe...