The title, Abendmusik, is German for "evening music." This quiet and ethereal two-piano work is one movement, four pages in length, and takes approximately three minutes to play. The tempo mark reads "leisurely, clam, with great smoothness and repose." It will gently carry the listener away.

New York, NY: Edward B. Marks Music Co. ©2006

This intermediate level duo setting provides a fun romp into the musical world of Aaron Copland's ballet, Billy the Kid.

Ingenious rhythmic treatments, sparkling melodic and harmonic devices, and a brilliant cadenza demonstrate the creative resourcefulness that makes Rocherolle one of America's leading composers. Drawing from her rich New Orleans roots, she creates a dramatic late-intermediate to early-advanced level work for two pianos with a touch of Gershwin, a hint of jazz, and an imaginatively developed blues theme permeating throughout.

Reduction by the composer.

Two-piano reduction of a work that had its premiere in 1957, the year after Finzi's death.

London: Boosey & Hawkes ©2000

Twenty late-intermediate to early-advanced selections from the Baroque to Modern eras are included in this varied collection of works from a wide range of genres, countries and composers for two pianos, four hands. Composers represented include: Arensky, C. P. E. Bach, J. S. Bach, Brahms, Hahn, Mozart, Schumann, Soler and more. Besides the beautiful engraving and excellent fingering suggestions, this volume includes short biographical information on each composer and piece, and a history of two piano repertoire. The pieces are presented in score format, with Piano I and Piano II parts both appearing on the same page. Comb-bound.

If you are two virtuoso keyboard players and have two pianos, a harmonium and a harpsichord at your disposal, this may be the contemporary piece for you. Written in two movements, War in Heaven and The Caves of Orcus, it is not for the faint of heart.

New York, NY: Edward B. Marks Music Co. ©2006

An enjoyable, light-hearted work for two piano, four hands by Aaron Copland.

For 2 pianos, 4 hands. First Printing. Available for the first time in print, this piece was completed in 1937 when the composer was just 19 years old. Includes one copy only of the performance score. Score, 11 p.

New York, NY: Boosey & Hawkes ©2006