Spartiti per pianoforte, organo e fisarmonica

Dear piano-playing children and Tio fans. Sweet little Tio is sitting all alone at the piano! But he's a bit confused, since the new book in front of him is called 'Tio for Two.' Who will play with hi...

Jenö Takács, hat in diesem Band von der 'Tarantella' über 'Alborada' (einen spanischen Tanz) oder 'Die Stille antwortet' bis zu einer Fuge über 'Jingle bells' ein hochwertiges und abwechslungsreiches...

Originally written, on request, to provide some light-hearted and entertaining repertoire for five pianists who wished to play in an ensemble on one piano. This resulting collection is a complete nove...

Romantic Piano composition by Paul De Senneville, championed by Richard Clayderman.

Written in 1987, this ballad by Kapustin radiates a solemn, dignified atmosphere. The main theme runs through three sections of variations and gradually makes its full musical effect before dying away...

This concertina piece was written for the 1973 Leida Laius film Ukuaru, in which Aksel (Lembit Ulfsak) enchants Minna (Elle Kull) by playing the waltz, which then becomes a powerful and lasting artist...

There is comparatively little piano music by this important contemporary composer and both these editions (Für Anna Maria, Four Piano Pieces for Childrens' Theatre) are welcome additions to the young...

Originating in the lumber camp saloons of the American south in the early 20th century, this music characteristically has four beats to the bar, slow to medium tempo with a heavy left-hand vamping. Ri...

In classical jazz and popular styles! Along with the recently published 20 Piano Studies (UE 21233), this new set of études - this time for easy to intermediate level players, is a welcome departure f...

A piano transcription, made by John Rutter himself, of one of his best-loved carols, a joyful work of celebration. Suitable for pianists at early intermediate level, and clearly presented and laid out...

Zehn musikalische Schappschüsse für Anfänger aus Spanien, Mexiko, Japan, England, Australien, USA.

Instead of considering the Piano as a percussion instrument (hammers hitting strings) Territoires De l'Oubli emphasises a different idiomatic characteristic of the instrument: a group of strings whose...