This book contains short varied and useful studies covering the rudiments and essential elements of music. This is the first of four books that introduce the theory of music in an interesting and practical way.

A progressive method that challenges the player helping them to develop their technique Cuthbert Harris' ABC Piano Method is loved by teachers and pupils alike.The Short Tutor is an eternally popular starter book for Piano beginners.

A brilliant manual intended for very young children or for those who practice time is limited. Short and simple studies which teach and test the rudiments of piano playing and aid co-ordination dexterity and accuracy. With questions and related topics for each study on every page this is a practical and successful method that will be enjoyed and inspire.

Originally published at the behest of Sir Thomas Beecham these newly corrected editions are superb examples of Delius' genius in the chamber music genre. Produced with the assistance of the Delius Trust and currently among the recital options on the Trinity Diploma Syllabus.

For Descant and Treble Recorder with Piano accompaniment. All three movements require an assured technique but are very rewarding for both performers and audience alike. This edition has also been set as part of the ABRSM Treble Recorder syllabus for grades 6 and 8.

Birds and Beasts is an attractive pre-grades album of 13 simple pieces and four duets for the learner who has mastered the first elements of notation and time. Suggested grade 0-1.

Recital Pieces Volume 3 For Treble Recorder And Piano – 10 short pieces in widely varying styles edited by John Turner.   Contents:   Waltz for Jock Op. 243 – John Gardner   Retrospect – Percy Young   A Cornish Carol – David Cox   Lament – Philip Cowlin   Reverie Op. 113 – Arthur Butterworth   A Song from Norway – Roy Newsome   Pupazzetto – Emma Hancock   Mr. Pitfield’s Pavane – Norman Kay   VenusDancing – Alec Roth   Gigue – David Johnson

Five nursery tunes magically and subtly transformed by Trevor Hold who has long delighted in these disarmingly simple tunes. Among those used are: 'The Twelve Days of Christmas' 'Hush-A-Bye Baby' and a very lively 'O Dear what can the matter be?'

Walter Carrolls superb arrangement of Corellis 9th Sonata for Violin Cello and Harpsichord works admirably for solo piano. Suggested grade 6.

A collection of ten pieces describing everyday life at a windmill for players around grade 1 and 2 standard.

Instrumentation: Descant doubling sopranino/treble/tenor recorder and piano or guitarHat Box is a celebration of the town of Stockport home to recorder virtuoso John Turner to whom (with guitarist Neil Smith) this piece is dedicated. Stockport was formerly the centre of the hat-manufacturing industry and gave its name to the hymn-tune Stockport written by 18th century Stockport organist John Wainwright for the carol Christians awake salute the happy morn. The eight hats depicted in this suite refer to phrases from Wainwrights famous tune.Top Hat QuadrilleBreton Beret - valse melancoliqueMexicanHat DanceSmokey Stetson ShuffleDeerstalkers JigBaseball Cap StompBest Bonnet WaltzCloth Cap Galop

Three Diversions for Soprano (or Tenor) Recorder and Piano by Alan Bullard Three short 'journeys' that are tuneful and great fun to play. They make an ideal and exciting concert item. Bullard's writing is idiomatic and smooth and the piano part is well within the grasp of competent amateur pianists.