SKU: A0.1270601

A lively piano duet arrangement for the late elementary student to play with a teacher, parent, intermediate student, or accompaniment track. One piano, four hands. 2 pages for the student part and 2 pages for the teacher part, or 3 pages for the combined score. The PDF download contains both layouts so you can play from the one you prefer. Elementary version also available. To request a free accompaniment track of the teacher part, contact the publisher at https://annebrittmusic.com. Performance time: approximately :55.

SKU: A0.1270605

A lively piano duet arrangement for the elementary student to play with a teacher, parent, intermediate student, or accompaniment track. One piano, four hands. 2 pages for the student part and 2 pages for the teacher part, or 3 pages for the combined score. The PDF download contains both layouts so you can play from the one you prefer. Late elementary version also available. To request a free accompaniment track of the teacher part, contact the publisher at https://annebrittmusic.com. Performance time: approximately :55.

SKU: A0.1311940

A fusion of classical and contemporary, this arrangement of the English carol Here We Come A-Caroling (The Wassail Song) features jazzy harmonies, meter shifts, and fugal passages.

Performance duration: 1' 38''.

SKU: A0.757147

One of a series of variations on Christmas Carols for Piano Duet that I originally wrote for 2 pianos, 4 hands  This charleston is full of energy and is based on the traditional melody of the English Christmas carol, O Little Town of Bethlehem (and O Come, O Come, Emmanuel creeps in too).
Please take a look at my other compositions and arrangements, with more pieces for 2 pianos, 4 hands, including more carol variations, 2 brand new rags, and a new suite for 2 pianos, Daytime Suite. More information at www.simonpeberdymusic.com

SKU: A0.757145

This comes from a series of variations on Christmas Carols originally for 2 pianos, 4 hands but I have now written arrangements of them for piano duet. These are also available in printed form through www.simonpeberdymusic.com. This piece is on the beautiful, haunting melody of the Coventry Carol (Lullay, Lullay), an English carol dating from the 16th century.
Apologies that the mp3 is computer generated at the moment.