PIANO DUETS AND ENSEMBLES

WP394 Lots of One Piano, Four-Hand Fun in This action-packed collection! Duo pianists will love performing The Swinging Rhythms of At the Jazz Band Ball, Royal Garden Blues, St. Louis Blues, and Tiger Rag. Scale Exercises and Jazz Warm-ups are included for each piece. WP567 The first edition was so fun, we just had to do another! Enjoy arrangements of four more jazz favorites for one piano, four hands, including Darktown Strutters Ball, Ja-Da, Jazz me Blues and That’s a Plenty. As in the first volume, there are helpful preparatory exercises unique to each piece. WP395 Carefully Chosen Classic Repertoire By Gurlitt, Diabelli, Reinecke, Low & Hummel Are A Delight To Hear & Yet Easy To Play. Secondo Parts Are Interesting & Florid. In Performance, These Exciting Works Are Sure To Appeal to Audiences. WP180 Each of these irresistible 9 Duets Imitates A Famous Jazz Musician – Pete Fountain, Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, Benny Goodman, Dave Brubeck, Paul Desmond, Oscar Peterson, Horace Silver, Ramsey Lewis – with a preface about each style. WP590 There are relatively few published sonatas or sonatinas for piano duet at the late elementary and early intermediate levels. This volume, containing both 18th and 19th century works by master composers and teachers, is a valuable contribution to the genre. The two parts are printed on the same page so that teachers and pupils will see the score in its entirety, contributing to a better understanding of the interaction between the parts. Phrasing, articulations, and other interpretive marks have been carefully edited for clarity and practicality. WP592 Another successful anthology from their graded series, this edition represents a great range of styles from the 19th and 20th centuries, including music of Bizet, Foster, Mendelssohn, Moszkowski, Satie, Schumann, and Spindler. Also included is a contemporary arrangement by Weekley & Arganbright based on two familiar hymn tunes. WP538 From lyrical, late Romantic salon idioms to rhythmic Spanish Dances, this comprehensive collection is filled with familiar favorites and dynamic lesser known works. Appealing concert fare by Dvorák, Moszkowski, Schubert, Bizet, Reger and Jensen. WP539 This early advanced album features a wide variety of sparkling, audience pleasing repertoire: Slavonic Dances by Dvorák, Sonata in D, K. 381, and Sonata in B, K. 358 by Mozart, and other dramatic works by Bizet, Ravel and Rachmaninoff. WP537 This exciting suite of 16 Viennese Waltzes with occasional touches of Hungarian flavor are engraved in score form with primo & secondo for ease in rehearsing. Editorial markings are clearly differentiated from the composer's original markings & the music engraving is meticulously spaced for easy reading. Involve friends & family in the fun of Piano Duets!   WP578 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 early intermediate students, but not at the expense of a mature musical sound. Titles include Amazing Grace, Happy Family, Frog went A-Courtin’, Korean Folk Song (Arirang), Sakura, He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands and Taps. WP565 Schubert’s astonishingly varied four-hand music is a treasury of melodic invention, emotional range, rhythmic excitement, and profound strength. Dazzling and brilliant advanced performance choices include: Fantasy in F minor, Allegro in A minor, Andantino varié, Introduction and Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 82, and marche caractéristique. WP308 Four popular classics superbly arranged for one piano, four hands, are fantastic for many performance situations. Symphony No. 40 K. 550, Nocturne Op. 61 No. 7, Largo and March. WP313 Hymns That Are Exquisitely Arranged In This Collection for One Piano, Four Hands. Piano/Organ Combination Is Possible. Include Fairest Lord Jesus, Praise to the Lord, All Creatures of Our God and King, Abide with Me, O God, Our Help in Past Ages and When Morning Glids the Skies.   WP1047 The celebrated Canon, written originally by Johann Pachelbel for three violins and basso continuo, has been expertly arranged for piano duet by Weekley & Arganbright. The integrity of all parts has been preserved. WP178 Beautiful Originals In Exquisite Arrangements For One Piano, Four Hands. Include Maple Leaf Rag, The Entertainer, Rag-Time Dance, Solace and The Easy Winners. WP127 Timeless classics arranged for piano duet Include Rondeau by Jean Joseph Mouret, Siciliano by J.S. Bach and Arioso.   WP193 Mendelssohn’s Wong Without Words, Op. 30 No. 1, Field’s Nocturne No. 5 arranged by Franz Liszt, and Bagatelle, Op. 47, No. 1 by Dvorák, are three of the Romantic “Rediscovered Duets.”   WP119 With the combination of Rossini’s attractive tune and Louis Moreau Gottschalk’s brilliant arrangement, teachers have a composition sure to please all intermediate to late intermediate students. the editors have deleted the long and generally less familiar opening section, beginning with the familiar “Lone Ranger” theme. WP97 Teaching Opportunities, Performance Fun, Recital Highlights, Audience Pleaser. WP189 There are no “zzz’s” in this Czerny! Sixteenths and Triplets in Each Part Will Keep Players and Audiences Tuned In. Energetic and charming. WP160 This piano duet is a great “find” for those who love duets and who want more music by the classical composers. A new addition to the Weekley & Arganbright “Rediscovered Series.” WP57 Weekley & Arganbright provide impeccable editing of original duets by Bruckner, Gretchaninoff, Gurlitt, Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Spindler and Turk. Use the Storm by Turk for a brilliant recital encore.   WP58 Full of crowd pleasing piano four-hand performance pieces by Brahms, Czerny, Faure, Grieg, Respighi and Spindler. From the lush sounds of Faure’s Dolly to the artful settings of Respighi’s Six Little Pieces, every duet is a winner. WP79 Use the dramatic Moszkowski Spanish Dances or dynamic Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 5 as effective program showstoppers. Also includes more duets by Bizet, Jensen, MacDowell and Weber.