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Grand Duets for Piano, Book 6
5 Late Intermediate Pieces for One Piano, Four Hands Sheet Music Book

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Piano - Late Intermediate
Book 6. 5 Late Intermediate Pieces for One Piano, Four Hands. Duet or Duo; Piano Duet (1 Piano, 4 Hands); Solo Small Ensembles. Grand Duets for Piano. Children. Book. 40 pages. Alfred Music #00-37115. Published by Alfred Music (AP.37115).

Item Number: AP.37115

ISBN 9780739077337. English. Melody Bober.

The thrill of making music with a friend or teacher is captured in this new series of duets. Written for pianists at the late intermediate level, the pieces in this collection are designed to help students progress technically and musically. Both primo and secondo parts are equal in difficulty and feature a variety of keys, styles, meters, and tempos. Titles: Grand Celebration March * The Keepsake * Luck o' the Irish * Plymouth Pride * Tango.
These are pieces to appeal to all ages. The complete series contains a wealth of collaborative musical experience and could well provide colorful material for an entire recital on its own.
--Clavier Companion


The Keepsake and Luck o' the Irish are Federation Festivals 2016-2020 selections. A Federation Festivals 2020-2024 selection.

  • Grand Celebration March 
  • The Keepsake 
  • Luck O' the Irish 
  • Plymouth Pride 
  • Tango 

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  • 3

    Deejay
    Location:
    Southgate, Australia
    Difficulty Level:
    Intermediate
  • September 25, 2013 turn turn

    Enjoyable fun pieces. The printing is huge so you have to turn the pages every 16 bars or so. This is very frustrating as you have to stop playing to turn. If there is a coda you are turning back and forth almost constantly which ruined my enjoyment of playing...

    . Its a pity as the pieces themselves are snappy and musical. The secondo is as interesting as the primo. Good variety. If you didnt have to turn the pages so often I would have given it four stars.

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