FJHmusic.com > Piano Music > Ensemble Music > FJH Piano Ensemble Series FJH Piano Ensemble Series Creative material especially written to explore aspects of artistic ensemble performance. Elementary Along the Blackfoot River Mary Leaf One Piano, Four Hands E1043 / 2.95 This elementary duet written for one piano four hands is in the key of A minor and 4/4 time. This piece offers an interesting contrast in articulations between the primo and secondo parts, giving each student an opportunity to play the melody. [View Sample Page]   Bluegrass Bounce E1009 / 2.95 Karen Ann Krieger One piano, four hands This delightful duet is the perfect choice for ensemble fun. Students will love the bluegrass melody, the clapping, and the moderate syncopation of their primo part, while teachers will enjoy the lively banjo styling of their secondo part. Bluegrass Bounce is sure to turn your next lesson into a jumpin’ jamboree.   Celtic Charm E1011 / 2.95 Karen Ann Krieger One Piano, Four Hands This delightful elementary piano duet evokes the sounds and imagery of The Emerald Isle. Featuring a lively dance tempo reminiscent of a jig, and harmonies that suggest the bagpipes, Celtic Charm is a wonderful addition to The FJH Piano Ensemble Series.   Danny the Drummer Kevin Olson One Piano, Four Hands E1053 / 2.95 Written for one piano four hands, this elementary level duet provides a spirited rhythmic experience that both the primo and secondo parts participate in. Included are opportunities for students to tap a rhythm underneath the piano keys while the other part plays notes on the keys. Each part contains a variety of articulations, with amusing lyrics about Danny the Drummer that your students will love playing together! [View Sample Page]   Floating in the Clouds Emilie Lin E1068 / 2.95 This elementary duet in A minor is sensitive, expressive, lyrical, and sophisticated. Appealing to young students as well as beginning adults, with both the primo and secondo parts taking turns with the melody.   Rock, Scissors, Paper E1022 / 2.95 Wynn-Anne Rossi One piano, four hands Fun to play and easy to read, this duet written in the D position is a musical version of the game "rock, scissors, paper." Lessons will turn into child's play as this quirky work introduces your student to playing duets.   Tag, You're It! E1021 / 2.95 Wynn-Anne Rossi One piano, four hands This charming elementary-level duet is a playful, musical enactment of a child's game of "Tag (You're it)." Written in the C-position, this piece is an excellent introduction to duet playing.   Three Scottish Jigs Judith R. Strickland E1064 / 4.50 This elementary level collection of jigs is written for one piano, four hands providing the elementary pianist with a cheerful selection of Scottish Jigs from which to choose. Can be performed as an entire group or as individual pieces. Your elementary students will love playing them!   Two for the Show Judith R. Strickland E1074 / 3.50 This cheerful piece could well be your students’ first recital duet, since it is accessible to any first year student who has learned C position. This piece contains a skillful use of melodic interplay between the primo and secondo parts.   Late Elementary The Cricket and the Bullfrog Jeanne Costello E1079 / 3.50 Late Elementary Written for one piano, four hands, this late elementary ensemble piece has very distinctive melodic and harmonic components that create interesting interplay between the primo and secondo parts. Delightfully unusual, this piece will provide students with a surprisingly unexpected-sounding duet piece!   Crystal Lake E1010 / 2.95 Wynn-Anne Rossi Peaceful and reflective, this enchanting piano duet is perfect for all performance settings. With its pensive, lilting melody set over a gently rocking harmony, Crystal Lake evokes imagery of a tranquil outdoor setting. Both performers will find this equal-part arrangement as accessible as it is beautiful.   Friends Forever James L. King III E1055 / 2.95 Friends Forever is a deligtful late elementary piece that musically captures the special connection felt between endearing friends. The melodic interplay between the primo and secondo parts creatively intertwines, creating a lyrical conversation.   Let's Go West! E1017 / 2.95 Kevin Costley One Piano, Four Hands Written in the key of F, this playful, yet bold duet features a western-style melody that switches back and forth between the primo and secondo parts. The use of dynamics, open fifths, accents and varied articulation may have students conjure up images of horses galloping across an open, prairie-land. Your students will be delighted with the "big sound" of this piece.   Sneaky Fox Boogie Emilie Lin E1065 / 2.95 When you play this "swingin' " equal part duet, you can almost see the fox sneaking into the hen house! Well-placed accidentals and the catchy descending, walking bass progression capture the "sneaky" feel for this piece. An excellent introduction to swing rhythm for two players.      About Us :: Composers & Writers :: Contact Us :: Conventions & Workshops Piano Music :: Guitar Music :: Concert Band Music Jazz Ensemble Music :: String Orchestra Music :: Solo & Ensemble Music Canzonique Music :: Percussion Music :: :: Home Copyright © The FJH Music Company Inc.