A wonderful compilation of original works for piano trio by W.F. Bach, Fodor, Gurlitt, Handel, Mozart, Rachmaninoff and Streabogg. All are in score format with all three parts on a page, along with essential performance notes and helpful editorial fingerings and footnotes. Titles include: Das Dreyblatt (Bach); Sonata for Six Hands Op.10 (Fodor); Capriccietta (Cornelius); Gavotta (Cornelius); Impromptu (Cornelius); Hallelujah Chorus (Handel); Overture from the Marriage of Figaro (Mozart); Romance (Rachmaninoff); Valse (Rachmaninoff) and Bolero (Streabbog).

A collection of Seven Classical Favorites arranged for two pianos, eight hands. Titles include: Allegro Deciso from Water Music; German Dance; Pomp and Circumstance; St. Anthony Chorale; Triumphal March; Two Handel Minuets and Two Trumpet Voluntaries.

Mark Hayes brings high energy and a big, flashy finish to this fabulous arrangement for four pianos, eight hands. The volley between pianists makes it fun and interesting for players and listeners alike. This arrangement is a challenge because of its speed (recommended at quarter equals 160) but is accessible even to intermediate players. All four parts are included.

Perfect as an encore or a closing piece to any program, this rollicking waltz for four pianists at four pianos will bring the house down. Four individual parts and score are included.