Nancy Arganbright: Leichte Noten

Much music making can take place with these original duets even through the primo parts are limited to five note ranges. The secondo provides full sounds for the rhythmically sophisticated primo.

Equal parts for one piano four hands are engraved in score form with Primo above Secondo for ease in rehearsing. Primo and Secondo remain in five-finger patterns throughout. Your students will love pe...

Keep your beginning students enthusiastic and motivated using this collection of fun four-hand duet pieces. Alouette, Scarborough Fair, Billy Boy, A Little Rocky-y, and The Fountain feature Primo and...

Six widely known tunes from around the world, and one original piece have been uniquely and beautifully arranged for one piano, four hands. These pieces are accessible for the late elementary to the e...

These five catchy melodies are superbly arranged for one or two pianos, four hands. They are engraved in score form with Primo above Secondo for ease in rehearsing. The Secondo parts are set in 5-fing...

Eleven compositions by master teacher-performers of the nineteenth century. In each of these duets, the primo part is easier than the secondo, and in many of them the primo spans only five notes, in '...

A sweet melody in the primo part of this duet is heard above a gentle ostinato in the secondo. Written only on black keys, both parts fall nicely under the hands, with minimal shifting.

This Stephen Foster song has survived the test of time and continues to be a favourite piece of Americana today. This showy piano duet setting falls nicely under the hands. It features an attractive b...

arr. by Weekley & Arganbright: These beautiful piano duet arrangements of Long Time Ago, Every Night When The Sun Goes Down, All The Pretty Little Horses, and Cindy will inspire both teachers and stud...

Some teachers may know this waltz tune by its German title, 'Du, du liegst mir im Herzen,' but most will recognize it quickly upon hearing its graceful melody. The arrangers have provided ample musica...