All aboard for a solo that is full of jazzy swing! The left hand keeps a steady beat with a walking bass line and lots of blocked intervals while the right hand melody swings the eighth notes. Various articulations, including staccatos, accents and legato phrases make this solo an excellent study in different touches. In F major and 4/4 meter, the A-B-A form with a coda will make this piece easy to learn. Students will love to perform it for family, friends, or on recitals. Learn More

The grand sweep of this D major solo is created by using a wide range of the keyboard, harmonies that include open fifths as well as full chords, and a brisk 6/8 march tempo. The melody is fanfare-like and lends itself perfectly to the style of the piece. Learn More

The 6/8 meter of this solo gives it a relaxed feel and compliments the blues style. The E minor tonal center takes on a Dorian modal sound with the use of C-sharp in both the melody and the accompaniment. Block chords and intervals of thirds and fifths are featured throughout the right-hand melody. The left-hand accompaniment is created by a rhythmic ostinato. Written in A-B-A form with a coda, this fresh-sounding solo is certain to please anyone who enjoys the blues. Learn More

Bernadine Johnson's Land of Lincoln is a moving musical tribute to the state of Illinois and Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of the United States. The first movement, also titled "Land of Lincoln," conveys the grandeur and the nostalgia of Lincoln's Farewell Address, given to the citizens of Springfield, Illinois when he left for the White House. It also features a portion of the Illinois state song. "Prairie Morning," the second movement, is a peaceful, unhurried display of life on the prairie. The final movement, "The Windy City," is a blustery portrait of Chicago, a city famous for the breezes from Lake Michigan. Learn More

One of our top-selling sheet arrangements of this famous piece. Canon in D is the most famous piece of music by Johann Pachelbel, written in or around 1680 as a piece of chamber music for three violins and basso continuo. Willard A. Palmer's faithful setting is for the late intermediate pianist. Tasteful use of arpeggios, rolled chords, and dynamics brings out a rich, sonorous sound that evokes the original string arrangement. Perfect for weddings, recitals, or any other special occasion. Learn More

Celebrate the joy of Christmas with this glorious suite, artistically arranged by Jan Sanborn. This suite includes three wonderful selections from George Frideric Handel's masterful oratorio, Messiah: "And the Glory of the Lord," "He Shall Feed His Flock," and "The Hallelujah Chorus." Learn More

Christmas Bells paints a musical picture of a timeless Christmas tradition---festive bells! The first arrangement, "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day" opens with the rousing pealing of bells as the melody unfolds. Next, "The Bells on the Sleigh to Grandma's House" combines the sound of the horse's clip-clop with "Jingle Bells" and "Over the River and Through the Wood." The final arrangement, "Bells Are Ringing," weaves two lovely tunes: "Ding Dong Merrily on High" and "Ring, Little Bells." Learn More

This scholarly edition of Chopin's most famous nocturne includes a biographical sketch, sections about Chopin's technical style and ornamentation, and footnotes and performance suggestions within the score. Learn More

The style and energy of a gypsy dance is found in this solo through the composer's use of crisp staccatos, accents and changes in tempo. Written in D major and A-B form with a coda, it takes on a modal character with the use of accidentals and parallel triads. Careful attention to all of the details will make this piece an exciting one for both the performer and the audience. It is destined to find its way on to recital and contest lists alike. Learn More