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Let your string bass section swing in this easy-to-play blues piece as they build skills and enjoy the motivation of being in the spotlight. Basses carry the melody much of the time, while also accomp...

In 3/4, this moving piece provides a great opportunity for the use of slow bow strokes and cross-curricular study. The victory over the British forces at Yorktown, Virginia by the American Continental...

As far as authentic American fiddle tunes go, it doesn't get much better than 'Sally Goodin.' This arrangement by Todd Parrish takes the listener through many standard variations in both major and min...

This elementary piano solo for right hand or left hand alone makes liberal use of the damper pedal for an underwater effect. Simple whole note, half note, and quarter note rhythms are used throughout...

arr. John W. Schaum

arr. John W. Schaum

A collection of original jazz solos designed to provide enjoyable performance material for the beginning student. A wonderful way to support rhythmic and technical development.

These are collections of solos containing the kind of ragtime, Latin and swing pieces that students love to practice and perform. Book One was written specifically to stimulate the rhythmic developmen...

This cheerful solo in 4/4 meter gives students the opportunity to move the right hand to different octaves while keeping the left hand in a C major five-finger position. Written in A-B-A form, the rig...

This valuable assortment of teacher-student duets in their original form, written by teacher-composers during the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries, is a sequel to the Easy Classical Piano Duets fo...

Dynamic contrast is featured in this flowing, 'Reflective' song for the late elementary pianist. The hands drift dreamily, sometimes hand-over-hand, in a call-and-echo fashion, with overlapping pedal...

In a ghostly, A-minor setting, this lively dance provides a late elementary level pianist with opportunities for varieties of expression and phrasing, contrasting touch between the hands, a few accide...

The character of First Cha-Cha-Cha is that of a lively dance, yet one in which the rhythm is totally steady throughout. The detached quarter notes add to the energy and excitement of the piece. Elemen...

While practicing the piano one day, Kelsey turned to her father and asked 'Why can't I ever play anything like this?' and immediately improvised the first 10 measures of Toccatina Twister. E. L. took...

Fans of E. L. Lancaster's Dream Echoes will be delighted to find this new solo. The title aptly describes the mood of the piece, and the use of the damper pedal throughout helps to create a serene moo...

Fans of the television show Glee will recognize the melody of this piece as the recurring love theme used for scenes with Emma and Will. Kerry Muzzey artfully weaves the opening bars of the classical...

Relaxed tropical evenings come to mind in this rhythmic, calypso-styled piece in C major. The left hand block and broken fifth patterns give a steady foundation for the right hand syncopated melodies...

Marrakesh is a large city in Morocco, a country located in Northwest Africa. This solo depicts the colorful markets and lively festivals for which this city is famous. Written in G minor, the left han...

This jazzy gem, written in C major and 4/4 meter, will become a student favorite as it lies beneath the hand comfortably, using easy 5-finger and scale-type passages in the melody. The left hand stays...

Know Your Enemy is the first single from Green Day's album 21st Century Breakdown, the eighth studio album by the American punk rock band. Featuring Green Day's classic, signature punk guitar-driven s...

21 Guns is the second single from Green Day's album 21st Century Breakdown, the eighth studio album by the American punk rock band. This song is destined to become a 'must know' for every Green Day fa...

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Hokie Dokie Dumpling provides a fun setting for teaching form and exposes your students to different techniques. With its contrasting sections and boisterous ending, your students won't want to stop p...