The following piano ensemble pieces have proven to be motivating and attractive to piano students and satisfying for the accomplished adult amateur performer. All are colorful and exciting. Most have a performance time in the 3 minute range making them particularly suitable for recitals and concerts. They have been successful for student-parent combinations.
WARNER BROS. PUBLICATIONS
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Carnival
For One Piano, Four Hands (two performers). Early Intermediate. It's exactly what the title implies, envoking carnival rides in all their glory. Premiered in Dallas at the 1999 TMTA state convention. $3.95
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El Gallo
It doesn't get much more Spanish than this new piano duet premiered in San Antonio at the 1998 TMTA state convention . Sparkling 6/8 time. Intermediate. $4.50 |
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Italian Street Parade
For Two Pianos-Eight Hands. Energy abounds in this not-too-serious street parade. There's a beat that's irresistible and a little melody that marches along. Parts are multi-level, providing opportunitiy to group players of different abilities. Premiered in Dallas at the 1999 TMTA state convention. Intermediate. $4.95 |
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The Magnificent Seven
The great classic western movie theme music. You can almost hear the thundering hooves in this sparkling duet arrangement. Premiered in Houston at the 1994 TMTA state convention. Very popular. Intermediate. $5.95 |
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Medieval Magic March
Magical visions are conjured up by this enticing, dramatic piece. Perfect as a duet or multi-piano selection. Premiered in Austin at the 2000 TMTA state convention. Late Elementary. $3.95 |
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Monterey Tango
With flash, energy and an unmistakable beat, this duet gets everything going! Adults as well as younger players will enjoy performing this exciting duet. Premiered in Austin at the 2000 TMTA state convention. Intermediate. $3.95 |
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Russian Dance
A daring Russian dance, full of all the exciting effects you would expect. Premiered in Houston at the 1996 TMTA state convention. Intermediate. $3.95 |
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Secret Agent Sam
For One Piano, Four Hands (two performers). Early Intermediate. He stalk, he swaggers, he swings. And he switches into a powerful mode to keep things from being too predictable. Premiered in Dallas at the 1999 TMTA state convention. $3.95 |
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The Snows of Kazakhztan
An exhilarating sleigh ride across the steppes of Kazakhstan for piano duet and optional sleigh bells. Premiered in Waco at the 1997 TMTA state convention. Early Intermediate. $4.50 |
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Sunday Samba
This is a well-devised, energetic piece with flashy scale passages. Capture the Latin American feel of Brazil. Intermediate. Premiered in Austin at the 2000 TMTA state convention. Intermediate. $3.95 |
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Tokyo Nights
For One Piano, Four Hands (four performers). Intermediate. These are gentle, peaceful nights. Premiered in Dallas at the 1999 TMTA state convention. $3.95 |
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Train Ride to Buena Suerte
One of the best train pieces ever composed for the piano. For Two Piano, Eight Hands. Premiered in San Antonio at the 1998 TMTA state convention. $5.95 |
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The Trolley Song
Clang, clang, clang! went the trolley in Tom Masinter's exuberent arrangement of the famous Trolley Song from the movie Meet Me In St. Louis. Premiered in Houston at the 2001 TMTA state convention. Intermediate. $3.95
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Tropical Heat
For One Piano, Four Hands (two performers). Intermediate. A fast moving, exciting piece with the sound of a 15-peice rumba orchestra. Premiered in Dallas at the 1999 TMTA state convention. $3.95 |
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Way Out West
Hear the sound of distant drums and flutes as native Americans dance and chant in the mountains. Premiered in Houston at the 2001 TMTA state convention. Early Intermediate. $3.95 |
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The Wheel Spins 'Round
For One Piano, Eight Hands (four performers). Elementary or Learning Challenged. Touchingly premiered by disabled and normal students in a 1998 Warner Bros. Showcase. $3.95 |
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Zorro
Kids love to play this duet! Both parts do a bit of moving around, keeping players alert. The effect is exciting, both for players an listeners. Premiered in Austin at the 2000 TMTA state convention. Early Intermediate. $3.95 |