Table of Contents

Cradle Song, No. 17 from The First Lessons, Op. 117 [Cornelius Gurlitt] ; Theme and First Variation, from 5 Happy Variations on a Russian Folksong, Op. 51 No. 1 [Dmitri Kabalevsky] ; Das Echo, No. 14 from Maiblumchen, Op. 61 [Theodor Oesten] ; African Dance [John Rowcroft] ; Das Ballet: No. 19 from Handstucke fur angehende Klavierspieler (Pieces for aspiring players) [Daniel Gottlob Turk] ; Chattanooga Choo Choo [Harry Warren] ; Vampire Blues [Kevin Wooding] ; Musette in D, BWV Anh. II 126 [Anon.] ; Ecossaise in Eb, WoO 86 [Ludwig van Beethoven] ; The Prince of Denmark's March: Round O [Jeremiah Clarke] ; Balletto [Georg Lohlein] ; Mozzie [Elissa Milne] ; Cloudy Day, No. 6 from Microjazz I [Christopher Norton] ; The Bee [Alec Rowley] ; Lullaby: No. 5 from 'Six Sketches' [Charles Villiers Stanford] ; Strange Things Happen [Sarah Watts] ; Garage Sale [Pam Wedgwood] ; Gavotte in C, Op. 81, Lesson 3 [James Hook] ; Giga: Third movement from Lesson in C, Op. 12 No. 2 [Samuel Arnold] ; A Song of Erin: No. 8 [Thomas Dunhill] ; The Old Cuckoo-Clo

Reviews

Pianists will find works they've always wanted to play, and discover new repertoire too! Erica Worth
*Pianist magazine*

A vibrant and inspiring series...what better way to encourage students than with these tried and tested favourites. Murray McLachlan
*EPTA*

These books are essential collections of popular, exciting pieces. My favourites include the classic Top Cat!, Grieg's romantic, lyrical Arietta and the delightful, jazzy Blue Sky Blues. I am certain that students and teachers alike will love the versatility of these appealing books as much as I do! Martin James Bartlett
*BBC Young Musician of the Year 2014*

Could easily serve as a one-stop shop for a piano curriculum. An inspiring and excellent set of repertoire.
*Music Teacher*

...these are must-have collections for modern teachers as they cover such a wide variety of styles and genres exploring both new and old works from composers all around the world.
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