Polka Sheet Music

Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka, Op. 214, is a polka in A major by Johann Strauss II, which he composed in 1858 following a successful tour of Russia. It was first performed on November 24, 1858, at a concert i...

Johann Strauss sounds great on the accordion or the piano. It’s simply an advantage to be able to play both the melody and the accompaniment on a single instrument. This is the great advantage of keyb...

If you've been looking for an anvil solo with band accompaniment - and even if you haven't - this is it! A delightful Strauss polka provides the background to feature your best percussionist (or your...

This delightful “polka schnell” from Josef Strauss will put smiles on the faces of audiences and performers! Lighthearted and full of humor, this sparkling piece will get toes tapping throughout the a...

Contrary to his reputation for dark, massive chords, this Rachmaninoff work is as light and bouncy as the title suggests. Scored by Elena Roussanova Lucas, this work is exuberant and festive. With car...

Contrary to his reputation for dark, massive chords, this Rachmaninoff work is as light and bouncy as the title suggests. Scored by Elena Roussanova Lucas, this work is exuberant and festive. With car...

Naturally, because of his technical background, when Josef Strauss in 1858 sketched out a polka with the title 'Moulinet' ('Little Mill'), it was to become more than just another piece of dance music....