Piano Play Along

This volume presents one of the first concertos by Johann Sebastian Bach that pianists learn to play: the Concerto for piano, strings and basso continuo, BWV 1056, in F minor. This concerto was origin...

The Concerto for Piano, Strings and Basso continuo in F minor is one of the first concertos by Johann Sebastian Bach that you work on as a pianist. This work was originally written for harpsichord. Th...

In the existing edition, we present the Piano Concerto KV 467 in C-major of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This work is one of Mozart?s most popular concertos, with the quiet second movement of this work be...

Mozart composed his Piano Concerto in D Minor K466, in Vienna in 1785. It follows in the footsteps of his preceding piano concertos while marking a sizable advance in musical technique.

London is one of the most exciting cities in the world and every tune in this book was inspired by its distinguished landmarks, illustrious history and the famous English sense of humour. Book 1 inclu...

Bastien Play-Along Classics Book 1 is a collection of familiar excerpts from pieces by the master composers designed for beginning students. These elementary arrangements are complete with an Accompan...

Bastien Play-Along Classics Book 2 is another collection of familiar excerpts and pieces by the master composers designed for early elementary through early intermediate students. These pieces are com...

Accompaniment: Stuttgart Symphony Orchestra - The Schumann concerto is felt by many pianists to be the greatest piano concerto ever written. Integrating the piano and orchestra in an unprecedented man...

Accompaniment: Stuttgart Symphony Orchestra - Brilliantly written for the instrument, this C-minor concerto is unusual when compared to most other Mozart concerti. A passionate work filled with origin...

Accompaniment: Stuttgart Festival Orchestra - A delightful, happy concerto which was written for the coronation for Leopold II in 1790 and performed by Mozart at that occasion in Frankfurt. A lovely a...

Accompaniment: Stuttgart Symphony Orchestra - Liszt transformed the whole concept of the concerto when he cast his A-major concerto in one single movement using the idea of thematic transformation. A...

Accompaniment: Stuttgart Symphony Orchestra - Now in a digitally remastered deluxe 2Online Audio set, this staggeringly famous romantic concerto is world-loved and has been a staple since its introduc...

Accompaniment: Harriet Wingreen, piano - Rachmaninov completed these gorgeous (and less demanding than one would expect) piano duets in April of 1894, at the ripe age of 21. They are magnificent and s...

Accompaniment: Harriet Wingreen, piano - Rachmaninov's composition teacher, famed Russian composer Anton Arensky, wrote these lovely and simple piano duets which run the gamut of emotion in true Russi...

Accompaniment: Eleanor Hancock, piano - This newly remastered and expanded 2-CD set is a treasure trove of some of the greatest classical music ever conceived for the one-piano/four-hand idiom. Many w...

Accompaniment: The Classic Piano Trio - Dvorak's classic trio, which carries the name 'Dumky, ' is based on the Dumka, a Russian song-form which alternates lively rhythms with slow, soulful interludes...

Accompaniment: The Classic Piano Trio - As might be expected from this master composer and pianist, Mendelssohn's D-major trio is graceful and pianistic, the piano part integrated well with the string...

Accompaniment: The Classic Piano Trio - Mendelssohn's second piano trio is, like its predecessor, extremely pianistic and well-balanced among the three instruments. This C-minor masterpiece is a model...

Accompaniment: Harriet Wingreen, piano - Tchaikovsky created this ambitious series of duets from a selection of folksongs which had been collected by Balakirev, Villebois, and Tchaikovsky himself. The...

Accompaniment: Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra - Keyboardist/arranger Jim Odrich has created great keyboard stylings of these magnificent opera classics, against full orchestral accompaniments! Suitabl...

Accompaniment: Stuttgart Festival Orchestra - The Brandenburg Concerto No. 5, written for harpsichord, flute, violin and orchestra, was Bach's first truly original keyboard concerto and is a unique wo...