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This edition from the A Dozen A Day Songbook series contains wonderful pop hits that may be used as companion pieces to the memorable technique exercises in the A Dozen A Day series at the first diffi...

First published in 1954, John Thompson's Easiest Piano Course is one of the most-loved and best-selling piano methods in the world. John Thompson's timeless approach to teaching has been trusted by ge...

You'll love playing from the Hal Leonard 'In Easy Keys' series! Each collection in this series includes over 20 songs written in an 'easy' key - never more than one sharp or flat in the key signature....

Really Easy Piano: Pop Hits contains twenty-two of the greatest songs by some of the biggest and brightest stars! These songs all stormed up the music charts and now you have the opporunity to play th...

This compilation of easy-to-play ragtime favourites features 24 rollicking melodies by 'The Big Three' of ragtime - Scott Joplin, James Scott, and Joseph Lamb - plus pieces by Eubie Blake, Tom Turpin,...

This excellent edition of Scott Joplin's famous rag presents the original, unsimplified notation, as well as additional small (cue-sized) notes in the score to show the embellishments Joplin played on...

Simply Joplin is a collection of the most popular piano solos by Scott Joplin. These pieces have been carefully selected and arranged by Mary Sallee for Easy Piano, making many of Joplin's most charmi...

Alexander's Ragtime Band A Breeze from Alabama The Easy Winners Elite Syncopation The Entertainer The Lion Tamer Rag Maple Leaf Rag Red Pepper Rag Solace St. Louis Blues Sunflower Slow Drag - and more...

Written for one piano, six hands, this is a ragtime arrangement of the ever-popular 'Chopsticks' tune. Performance notes are added that, when followed by the three performers, turn the piece into a mi...

A collection of nine favorite Joplin rags arranged for simplified piano. Includes 'The Entertainer' and 'Maple Leaf Rag. '

Ragtime is a word probably derived from 'ragged time'. It began to flourish in the 1890's, its basis being strong syncopation in both melody and accompaniment. Scott Joplin did not invent ragtime, but...

Everyone knows and loves this most famous of rags by Scott Joplin - the father of ragtime.