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Summer Solstice - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Summer Solstice - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This flowing piece in 3/4 time begins in the key of D minor, moves to D Major, then back to the minor as it progresses. Older students and adults who are playing on an intermediate level will like its lyrical style and complex harmonies.

Square Dance - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Square Dance - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

The Mixolydian Mode beginning on G, and then transposed to D, has been used in this Intermediate piece to create an old-time fiddle tune in 4/4 time.

Sonatina in F (3 Movements) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Sonatina in F (3 Movements) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

1st: Written in Sonata-Allegro form, this is an excellent technical piece. 2nd: This is a slow piece in the Key of D Major. 3rd: This Rondo has a lot of motion. It's challenging for a level 5-6 student, but also very rewarding.

Skedaddle - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Skedaddle - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This lively piece makes use of scale passages in both the right and left hands alternately. It's a fun piece for a level 5-6 student to play.

Shenandoah - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Shenandoah - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This folk song has been arranged for 1 piano, 4 hands. It is written in the Key of E flat Major.

Scarborough Fair (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Scarborough Fair (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This arrangement, taken from an English folk song, is written for 1 piano, 4 hands. The beautiful, familiar melody alternates from secondo to primo throughout the piece.

Rustic Dance (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Rustic Dance (Duet) - Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This duet is for 2 pianos, 4 hands. The first part is taken from a lively dance tune written by Haydn centuries ago, with the second part playing a new, original melody that compliments the first. Students will have fun as they learn each part separately, then perform them together at recitals.