Willis Music

TLF Familiar Tunes is a collection of just that. All of the pieces are very well known, primarily by school-aged children. Suggestions for Instruction: After the student has learned the song, add the...

Description: Southpaw Swing is a late elementary solo, very frisky in its mood! Purpose: To work the LH with easy, repeated rhythmic patterns and to have fun. Suggestions for Instruction: I would firs...

A spectacular jazz solo in 3 movements, Austin's second jazz suite is as challenging as it is satisfying.

Bye-Bye Blues is yet another Austin musical gem! The addictive bass line coupled with a winning melody and bluesy harmonies is sure to entrance both player and audience.

A jazzy little piece that encourages rhythmic consistency while providing a catchy melodic line. A great first piece in syncopation! Teacher accompaniment included.

In Neat Beat, Glenda Austin has composed a perfect rhythmic study in mixed meters: it's relaxed, melodic, and completely irresistible.

This one is an irresistable treat for both student and teacher. Text and tune are sure to delight. In mostly five-finger pattern. Key: C Major (with accidentals).

Hayride Hoedown will immediately induce foot-tapping (or dancing)! A jaunty jig featuring open fifths in the bass and a fresh melody in the right. Key: G Major.

Early Elementary Level Inspired by The Big Blizzard of '11, Austin has written a delightful piece for a younger student to play, practice, and sing! Comes with teacher accompaniment. Key: F Major

The opening measures are slightly reminiscent of Erik Satie, and this simple, hauntingly beautiful waltz speaks volumes. Key: D Major.

Description: Fire Dance! is a lively, rhythmical piece written in the key of C minor. It's a real audience pleaser! Purpose: *Practice in dynamic changes. *Challenges student to maintain a steady temp...

A perfect combination of dreamy, elegant, and graceful. Key: E Minor.

A collection of lyric and character pieces in a variety of stylistic settings. For use in recital, festival or simply for enjoyment. Later Elementary To Early Intermediate Level.

Autumn Nocturne soars beautifully! Susan Alcon has created an expressive, satisfying solo that allows for lots of top voicing and dynamic contrasts. Key: G Major.

The memorable melody of Eye of the Storm is wistful, which is slightly surprising, yet strong. The storm is in the left hand, represented by whirling non-stop arpeggios. A beautiful recital solo. Key:...

From the Peer Gynt Suite, Op. 46/4. Anitra's Dance, another movement from the same suite, makes a fine companion piece and is also available in sheet form.