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This middle-C position song will delight the beginning piano student, and makes a great first recital piece. There are a few flats, and the long-short rhythm of half notes and quarter notes in 3/4 waltz time to master. The ending is softer and slower, and features an 8va pedaled low note.

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The sound of square dancing is suggested in this lively solo which will feature contrasting touch and phrasing challenges, wide dynamic range, and syncopated chord patterns.

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The Indian pony is "fast and spirited" in this exciting E-minor early intermediate level solo which features contrasts in staccato and legato sections, dynamics, and touch.

Correlates with Level A of Alfred's Basic Piano Prep Course.

The elementary level pianist will enjoy helping the baby bird fly in this Middle-C position song. Long legato phrases, rests, and an exciting ending are featured, as the bird flies higher and higher on the keyboard, including an optional glissando at the very end.

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Two intermediate level pianists at two separate pianos will enjoy performing this "fast, festive" dance-like piece in 3/4 time, with both artists having melodic duties while covering higher and lower parts of the keyboard in an infectious, rhythmic musical romp. 2 separate copies are included.

Good phrasing and contrasting touch between the hands are required of the late elementary pianist in this gentle, "happily" played waltz in C-major.

The elementary level pianist will find this rhythmic, quick-paced boogie a lot of fun to perform. It is a Middle-C Position song, in F major, with additional accidentals and a nice range of dynamics. The right hand melodic duties are shared frequently with the left hand, and there is a challenging mixture of legato and staccato touch between the hands.

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Martha Mier takes this famous French carol and infuses it with ringing bells shifting between players. Descending one octave scales written as melodic ostinato patterns make this joyful arrangement very accessible for players at a mid-Book 3 method level. The key of C Major allows for easy reading for both primo and secondo players. Solid half note and whole note harmonies in the left hand allow less experienced players to focus on the flowing...

The left hand plays both melody and accompaniment in this late intermediate piano solo for one hand. This dreamlike piece begins in the key of A minor and moves through various tonalities before ending on a C major arpeggio.

The suspense builds at midnight in this elementary piano solo by Martha Mier! The left-hand states the mysterious melody in G minor, while the right-hand plays tied whole notes. The piece ends with both hands playing forte tied whole-note fifths.

Martha Mier's Tennessee Treasures takes a musical journey to three different cities across the state of Tennessee. Written in three movements, it begins in Memphis. "Down on Beale Street" is a slow, bluesy piece that celebrates the musical heritage of one of the most famous streets in that city. Nashville, the home of country music, is highlighted in "Ballad for Nashville, " a lyrical country waltz. The final movement, "Sunrise in the Great Sm...

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