Pianoforte per principianti

Includes solos by a variety of outstanding American composers for the early-level piano student that are suitable for the National Guild of Piano Teachers auditions.

This elementary piece explores mysterious sounds, using mainly five-finger patterns in melodic lines and in clusters.

A short A-B-A piece that captures the funny character of a clown at the circus.

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Sixteen biographical sketches of great masters with themes from their famous works. Simplified for young students in piano classes; also suitable for individual instruction.

A petite waltz.

This special collection features NFMC duets and trios guaranteed to be recital and studio favorites! They have been newly engraved and include up-to-date performance notes.

14 solos using authentic blues pattern chord progressions: Boogie Blues - Boogie Fast - Boogie Hop· Boogie in Blue - Boogie Strut - Boogie Trail - Boogie Walk - Boogie Joga - Knock! Knock! Knock! - Sa...

Music and games, fun and playful, but sometimes thoughtful or even silly combines progressive piano solos with a full-page activty coordinated with every piece. The lyrics express a wholesome attitude...

Primary IV Class.

Develop an appreciation for the world's greatest music - themes from orchestral, vocal, piano literature

When they originated, folk songs were passed along from one generation to another without written music. Many times they were sung unaccompanied. The melody of a simple accompaniment may also have bee...

(words by Jack Norworth, music by Albert von Tilzer) / arr. P. Schultz

Chord scale progression is an essential aspect of beginning piano instruction, and students can develop the foundation for solid technique by rehearsing scales and arpeggios. With study and practice,...

(music by Marvin Hamlisch, lyrics by Carole Bayer Sager) / arr. R. Schultz

This 'Easy Piano' version of David Foster's famous love theme is playable without difficulty by an intermediate pianist.

(recorded by Whitney Houston and George Benson) / arr. P. Schultz