An arrangement for solo piano of the classic song from the film Breakfast at Tiffany's. Performance duration is about 3 minutes, and a performance can be viewed at youtube.com/c/rupertaustin/videos.

Several passages feature significant melodic material in both hands. In some of these (bars: 9-12, 17-24, 41-43, 55-59) the performer can explore which part to make more prominent. In other passages (bars: 37-40, 45-48, 73-80) the prominence should definitely be in the left hand part.

Fingering suggestions have been included.

An arrangement of Errol Garner's classic melody for solo piano in a relaxed jazz ballad style. Performance duration is about 4 minutes, and a performance can be viewed at youtube.com/c/rupertaustin/videos.

The first two verses (bars 1-16) and the first appearance of the bridge (bars 17-24) are presented with little change to the original melody. Rich harmonies are used along with some substitutions of the original chord changes. Two more verses are then presented (bars 25-39) where the tempo remains the same but shorter note values in the right hand are used to explore aspects of the melody and the harmonic changes. Here the left hand mostly moves in quarter notes and maintains the pulse of the music. The highly ornamented approach in the right hand continues in the second appearance of the bridge (bars 40-47). The piece then returns to the more simple presentation of the main melody with a repeat of the first 14 bars, followed by a brief coda to close.

An arrangement of the classic Gershwin song for solo piano. Performance duration is about 5 minutes, and a performance can be viewed at youtube.com/c/rupertaustin/videos.

The arrangement begins with the verse of the song in a slow to moderate tempo. Freedom from strict tempo can be used in this section. In bars 11 to 15 a chromatic descending counter melody (mostly played by the left hand) should be emphasized, and these notes are indicated by accent symbols. The main focus of the arrangement is then an exploration of the chorus material of the song in a medium swing tempo, and this commences at bar 25.

Some fingering suggestions have been included, but these may not suit all hands.

Take Five for Piano with solo improvisation part.

An arrangement of the classic Victor Young melody for solo piano in a moody jazz ballad style. Performance duration is about 4 minutes 15 seconds, and a performance can be viewed at youtube.com/c/rupertaustin.and#65279;

The main melodic material of the original song is presented during the first 32 bars, with some use of harmonic substitutions. From bar 33 to 77 the song is explored in an extensive improvisatory section where much use of rubato would suit the style. Some significant tempo changes are marked during this section. The arrangement then provides a restatement of the first 28 bars before closing with a brief coda.