A suite of four character pieces for the solo Piano by Frank Bridge written in autumn 1925 in response to a five-week visit to the Alps and the Mediterranean coast. The pieces represent Bridge at a time of personal security and happiness displaying the full force of his musical personality. Suitable for the accomplished Piano soloist. Published in association with The Frank Bridge Trust.

A fabulous Piano composition by Frank Bridge edited and completed by Paul Hindmarsh from the uncatalogued pages of sketches in the Frank Bridge Collection at London's Royal College of Music. This is a somewhat challenging suite especially when compared to other works of Bridge.

from Three Sketches-A wonderful piece from the Sussex born composer and tutor of Benjamin Britten Frank Bridge. A beautifully expressive and tranquil piece written in 1906 as the second of his Three Sketches. One of the greatest pieces of 20th century music arranged for piano solo.

Music Minus One Piano-Ever wonder what songs identified with Frank Sinatra would sound like in the same arrangements but with a piano substituted for the voice? Here are eleven such classics arranged and performed by master pianist Jim Odrich. Listen to his renditions then play them yourself with the exact transcriptions provided! Includes a complete high-quality printed music score with performance suggestions and a compact disc containing the complete version of each piece with soloist and accompaniment then a second performance with accompaniments minus you the soloist. Performed by Jim Odrich piano

Par SINATRA FRANK. Cette collection de The very best of ... Franck Sinatra dans la série Pop Classics for piano contient tous les plus grands tubes de cet artiste en arrangements attractifs et facile à jouer pour piano. / Niveau : Facile / Rép International / Recueil / Piano

Par SINATRA FRANK. Seize favoris de Sinatra arrangés pour les claviers complètent avec les paroles. Comprend ' Come Fly With Me ', ' My Way ' et ' You Make Me Feel So Young '. / Rép International / Recueil / Piano ou Clavier

Easy Piano Vocal Selections-Easy piano arrangements of 15 tracks from the hit Broadway musical Jersey Boys which tells the story of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons.

John Luther Adams' Among Red Mountains for solo Piano. 'I've always been intimidated by the Piano. As a performer I never played it very well. And as a composer I've never felt as if Icould make the instrument my won.On a recent trip to New York I heard the premiere performance of a lovely chamber work by Kyle Gann that embraces multiple tempos without sustaining them all at the same time.On the way home to Alaska I passed through Seattle. In the Seattle airport there's a large painting by Frank Stella It's one of his protractor works in which arcs of bright colours weave in and out of one another in a dizzyingcounterpoint of imaginary planes. Studying this painting (after hearing Gann's music) it occurred to me that I might be able to do something similar with the Piano. Virtually all my recent music has been composedof four five or six simultaneous tempo layers. If those ensemble and orchestral pieces are multi-dimensional sculptures then Among Red Mountains is more like a drawing. In this piece the challenge I set for myself was tosuggest five independent tempo planes within the limitations of two hands and what Vicki Ray calls 'the Big Black Box'. For three decades I've admired the Piano music of Peter Garland. At last I have a piece thatI hope is worthy of this dedication. The title Among Red Mountains is the translation of the Gwitch'in Athabascan name for a place in the Brooks Range north of Arctic Village.' - John LutherAdams

Jazz Piano Solos Volume 54. 24 fusion favorites are included in this collection featuring piano solo arrangements with chord names. Includes: Chameleon (Herbie Hancock) · Don't Stop (Jeff Lorber) · Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) · 500 Miles High (Return toForever) · Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Charles Mingus) · Mercy, Mercy, Mercy (Joe Zawinul) · Peaches en Regalia (Frank Zappa) · Portrait of Tracy (Jaco Pastorius) · A Remark You Made (Weather Report) · You Know What I Mean (Jeff Beck) ·and more.

Frank Marshall (1883-1959) was a Catalan pianist and educator born in Spain to parents of English descent. He studied under Enrique Granados forming a life-long friendship and later became a teaching assistant at the Granados? academy for the Piano taking over as director after Granados died in 1916. Marshall was known to say that the pedals were the ?biggest secret? of the art of Piano playing. His Estudio Práctico Sobre Los Pedales Del Piano (1919) was the first of two pedagogical works on the study of Piano pedalling and one of very few works of its type.