Need Duet Ideas for Readers

Found in: Accompaniment, Arrangements & Variations, Curriculum, Foundation Songs

Carol P., Michigan

Have you looked at Elizabeth Gaikwad’s SM duets yet? They might be a bit simple for your students but they are really a lot of fun and they would definately know the songs!!

Louise H., Michigan

Here are a few I have:

Piano for Two, from the FJH Library arranged by Carol Matz (several volumes here!)

Easy Original Piano Duets (this is old, copyright I have is 1959) edited by Zeitlin and Goldberger

Essential Keyboard Duets edited by Kowalchyk and Lancaster (this is volume 1 so I imagine there are others)

Most of these are classical. Have fun!

Cheryl W., Pennsylvania

Check out “Three Baroque Pieces” for one piano, 4 hands, arranged by Weekley & Arganbright. The pieces are the Rondeau by Mouret which is the PBS Masterpiece Theater Theme, Siciliano by Bach, which you would recognize and Arioso by Bach which you would recognize, especially if you are familiar with or love classical music. The arrangements are intermediate level and sound great.

Original discussion started May 14, 2012

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