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Maple Leaf Rag (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Maple Leaf Rag (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Written for 1 piano, 4 hands, this duet is an arrangement of Scott Joplin's popular ragtime piece which was originally published as a piano solo in 1899. It's lively, ragtime rhythm makes it just as popular today, and twice the fun when played as a duet.

Lavender's Blue (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Lavender's Blue (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This duet, based on an English folk tune, is great for level 2-3 students. Both the primo and secondo stay close within the D Major hand position throughout the piece.

Greensleeves (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Greensleeves (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This old English melody (aka "What Child is This") has been arranged in a duet. It is set in the key of G Minor.

Goblin's Promenade (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Goblin's Promenade (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Written in the Key of D Minor, this Halloween piece begins with the secondo playing the first section alone, with the primo adding in on the repeat and playing throughout the rest. It "swings" the eighth notes, and the primo does a brief "cross hand" part in the middle. It is in ternary form.

Gigue a l' Angloise (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Gigue a l' Angloise (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

The primo for this duet is the original Gigue by Telemann. It has been partnered by a second piano part.

Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Part of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite, this magical piece has been written as a piano duet for intermediate performers.

Winter Waltz Impromptu - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Winter Waltz Impromptu - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This 1 piano, 4 hands duet has the primo moving from the right side of the bench to the left... and back again, and again! It's a fun piece with lots of room for performance choreography. It's written in the key of d minor.