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Bagatelle in A Minor Piano Solo or Duet - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Bagatelle in A Minor Piano Solo or Duet - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This short piece, written by Beethoven, has been partnered with a second piano part on the same level as the original. You can print only the original piece to be used as a solo, or both parts for an interesting two-piano duet.

Ecossaise (2 Pianos, 4 Hands) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Ecossaise (2 Pianos, 4 Hands) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Beethoven's familiar piano solo has been partnered with a second piano for fun and variety. The second part is keeping with the character of the original piece. It is suggested to play the first part through as a solo then adding the second piano for the duet.

Agitation - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Agitation - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This is an arrangement of the Mendelssohn Opus 53, No. 3 piece in the key of G Minor. It has been simplified for students who are playing on a level 5-6. While it is not recommended for competitions or festivals, it is a fun piece to learn for recitals or as an introduction to the original solo.

Aeolian Harp Strings - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Aeolian Harp Strings - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This piece is written in the Aeolian mode beginning on A, giving it a mysterious, ancient sound.

Over the River and Through the Woods - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Over the River and Through the Woods - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Written in the Key of B flat Major, this traditional Thanksgiving Day song is on a level 3-4.

Silent Night - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Silent Night - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

One of the most cherished Christmas carols, this arrangement for the Intermediate student uses left hand arpeggios to create a simple, flowing harmony throughout.

Prayer of Thanksgiving - Intermediate Piano Sheet

Prayer of Thanksgiving - Intermediate Piano Sheet

This hymn was brought to the "New World" in the early 1600's. It soon became a favorite in the American colonies. It is still sung today as a traditional Thanksgiving hymn.