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Playing 4-hand duets at one keyboard is extraordinarily enjoyable and rewarding means of music-making, there in your parlour, domestic and intimate, at every level technically, from beginners to the m...

Playing 4-hand duets at one keyboard is extraordinarily enjoyable and rewarding means of music-making, there in your parlour, domestic and intimate, at every level technically, from beginners to the m...

The culture of piano-duet arrangements begins in the early-to-mid nineteenth century, the great epoch of domestic bourgeois music-making, with its easy availability of decent instruments for every fro...

The culture of piano-duet arrangements begins in the early-to-mid nineteenth century, the great epoch of domestic bourgeois music-making, with its easy availability of decent instruments for every fro...

The culture of piano-duet arrangements begins in the early-to-mid nineteenth century, the great epoch of domestic bourgeois music-making, with its easy availability of decent instruments for every fro...

A collection of expressive, heartfelt atmospheric piano solos for Late Intermediate and Advanced Level Students. It is a collection that students of all ages will enjoy. The whimsical titles of the pi...

A collection of imaginative piano solos for Late Elementary and Intermediate Level Students. The Late Elementary pieces are playful in nature while the Intermediate Level pieces are expressive and hau...

This piano book is a collection of imaginative piano solos for Elementary Level Students. It is a collection of playful and imaginative pieces that students of all ages will enjoy, The descriptive tit...

In August of 2015, we had a wonderful opportunity to visit a former music student of mine, Aine Kelly-Costello, in Salamanca, Spain. Neither Chris nor I had visited Spain before and I quickly fell in...

Playing 4-hand duets at one keyboard is extraordinarily enjoyable and rewarding means of music-making, there in your parlour, domestic and intimate, at every level technically, from beginners to the m...

The culture of piano-duet arrangements begins in the early-to-mid nineteenth century, the great epoch of domestic bourgeois music-making, with its easy availability of decent instruments for every fro...

Pianist and composer from Quebec, Danielle Fournier enjoys writing short pieces in a wide variety of styles that are enjoyable to play for students and music lovers of all ages. Integrated into the pr...

This book is a collection of expressive, lyrical piano solos for Late Intermediate & Early Advanced Level Students. The descriptive titles will draw students in, opening up a wonderful world of beauti...

I came up with the idea to transcribe Boléro for solo piano when I was creating my recital programmes for the 2024-2025 season. 2025 is the 150th anniversary year of of Ravel's birth. It would be a ye...

This Third Stream suite combines classical form with jazz language and rhythm in six sophisticated pieces depicting the composer's favourite places around San Francisco, one of the most fascinating ci...

The first time I encountered the score of Romance Oubliée I remember that after just glancing at the score, I was struck by how the voicing, tonality and texture of the piano part seemed to be so well...

The Sonatina was written in 1975 at the request of the cellist Christopher Salmon and is in three succinct movements. The first has an angular main theme and a broad, lyrical second theme, contrasted...

Written in 1976 for the New Zealand cellist Christopher Salmon, these four Inventions for solo cello are for ambitious students at college level. The first piece is dramatic and declamatory, working t...