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Chopsticks Here & There - Easy Piano Duet

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Chopsticks Here & There - Easy Piano Duet

"An easy and clever arrangement with original theme, Russian, French, and USA variations. Very fun to play for beginners and a fun sight-read for the intermediate player. "

— Anonymous from Folsom, CA on August 9, 2011

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
4 of 9 people found this review helpful.
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good

"students often play that without knowing it"

— Anonymous from quebec on July 3, 2011

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
3 of 9 people found this review helpful.
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brought down the house!

"I teach a Jr High Piano lab and I used this music for a monster Concert with 10 pianos, 3 students at each piano (30 students playing at once). I changed the secondo part to accomodate two seperate students playing with one hand, and one student playing primo. I added a little bit of dance and some clapping and stomping which really got the crowd going, and the students loved it. Yes, I acutally got Jr High students to stand up and dance for a few lines, with one student playing the primo for rhythm. You can get really creative with this piece."

— Mrs Liz from Utah on January 6, 2010

Mrs Liz rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
24 of 41 people found this review helpful.
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FUN!!!!

"I played this with a student and we had a ball. The changes in the music for different countries are simply fun to play. A great arrangement for about a level 2-3 or higher. It sounds so good with both parts that even more advanced students will enjoy playing."

— Anonymous from Norco, California on April 3, 2009

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Early intermediate
22 of 44 people found this review helpful.
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Duet Fantasy for Grandchildren

"Perfect for the age group 8-10 years and very encouraging for four hands."

— Anonymous from Bridgewater, New Jersey on March 14, 2008

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
22 of 41 people found this review helpful.
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chopsticks

"great fun !"

— Anonymous from Rouen (France) on February 18, 2008

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
22 of 43 people found this review helpful.
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Fun & Entertaining

"We used it as a novelty piece at a music banquet and people enjoyed the piece and the performers staging of the song."

— S McLellan from Des Moines, IA on October 17, 2007

S McLellan rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
19 of 37 people found this review helpful.
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Fun To Play

"Me and one of my close friends played this song for a recitas and had blast. It was fun to practice and reaction from the crowd was great! My favorite version of Chopsticks was the Russian version."

— IDK MY BFF ROSA from AK on October 5, 2007

IDK MY BFF ROSA rated this title's difficulty level as: Intermediate
10 of 17 people found this review helpful.
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International takes on Chopsticks

"Two girls who are best friends will play this in my recital. There is a plain version of Chopsticks and three international (short) versions: Russian, French and American. The Russian version demands a lot of stretch from tiny hands, but the others are doable."

— Kathleen Barry from outside Boston, MA on May 7, 2007

Kathleen Barry rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
10 of 18 people found this review helpful.
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good stuff

"This is a very nice arrangement with some good variety. Easy enough for a former music student who is woefully out of practice, and one of our nursing home residents (80 year old retired organist.) to play for a talent show with a minimum of fuss."

— Anonymous from St. Paul MN on April 23, 2007

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
11 of 21 people found this review helpful.
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