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This "animato" duet in D minor requires L.H. crossovers for both pianists. It's truly an "equal part" duet because the melody switches from Primo to Secondo. Furious, fast and fun---great performance...

This three-movement suite for four hands is a tribute to the sights and sounds of Texas, the "Lone Star State." The first movement Bluebonnet Stroll is reminiscent of the Old West; the second Seagull...

This light, rhythmic duet in the key of F major passes the melody between the Secondo and Primo a few times. The syncopation, thick sonority, and frequent accidentals give it a twinge of Latin jazz. T...

This light, rhythmic duet in the key of F major passes the melody between the Secondo and Primo a few times. The syncopation, thick sonority, and frequent accidentals give it a twinge of Latin jazz. T...

Dynamic, energetic piece producing powerful results yet is easy to play. Using dissonance to suggest danger and excitement, this crowd pleaser in the key of C minor is marked "furioso." This duet can...

Dynamic, energetic piece producing powerful results yet is easy to play. Using dissonance to suggest danger and excitement, this crowd pleaser in the key of C minor is marked "furioso." This duet can...

This lovely pentatonic duet can be played on white keys or black keys. It evokes cruising down China’s largest river. It’s a recital piece that can be learned quickly by young students or adults.

This dynamic duet in F minor is very entertaining and quite fun to play! Students must have good rhythmic skills due to the Latin syncopations and sharp listening skills for precise ensemble playing b...

Put on scary costumes for this Halloween duet! Very rhythmic, with a bit of monstrous dissonance, it sounds hard, but is easy to play. Your students will want to play this duet all year round.

A happy melody in G major evokes "memories of old Mexico." Both parts have ledger lines just above the staff but the ensemble is easy. The secondo plays the melody on the second page.

A happy melody in G major evokes "memories of old Mexico." Both parts have ledger lines just above the staff but the ensemble is easy. The secondo plays the melody on the second page.

Charles Gounod’s 19th-century opera Faust had one super hit, the Waltz from the second act, also known as Ainsi que la brise légère. Three players on one piano join forces in this brilliant arrangemen...

Charles Gounod’s 19th-century opera Faust had one super hit, the Waltz from the second act, also known as Ainsi que la brise légère. Three players on one piano join forces in this brilliant arrangemen...

Funky and futuristic-imagine being at a club on another planet sitting in with the aliens. This energetic duet is technically easy while being a bit challenging rhythmically. Everything lies well und...

Both parts play the relaxing melody as it shifts from Secondo to Primo. In the key of G at the start, it moves to G minor for the B Section, then back to G major. The easy ensemble makes it fast to le...

What goes on in the mind of a sorcerer, especially when he’s dreaming? Swirling notes, enchanting melodies, exotic rhythms tell the tale in this imaginative fantasy for two. In 6/8 meter, it starts in...

Each part plays steady, flowing eighth notes while the other part plays quarter notes in this Impressionistic piece in C major. The perpetual eighth-note movement evokes the image of smooth sailing on...

Each part plays steady, flowing eighth notes while the other part plays quarter notes in this Impressionistic piece in C major. The perpetual eighth-note movement evokes the image of smooth sailing on...

This robust, rousing romp will have every pianist reaching for their cowboy hat! Well-crafted interplay between the parts gives each one a chance to shine. An energetic, intermediate quartet (Two Pian...

A zapateado is a flamenco-style dance, popular in Mexico, featuring foot stomps. Be prepared to play and stomp in this exciting, rhythmic showpiece for two players at one piano.

This perky, Americana duet requires ensemble experience and might be challenging due to the fast tempo. It’s "lively and rhythmic" with a steady eighth note pulse throughout. In the key of C major, th...

This perky, Americana duet requires ensemble experience and might be challenging due to the fast tempo. It’s "lively and rhythmic" with a steady eighth note pulse throughout. In the key of C major, th...

Aptly named after the morning glory flower, this duet starts out quietly and then, as the texture thickens, it unfolds to greet the morning sun. In the key of C major, there are hand shifts but even s...

Aptly named after the morning glory flower, this duet starts out quietly and then, as the texture thickens, it unfolds to greet the morning sun. In the key of C major, there are hand shifts but even s...

The Primo leads the opening and Secondo copies. Then the Secondo starts the second idea and the Primo copies. In the key of C major, this clever duet is fun to play, fun to hear! Good recital choice!