This traditional Welsh folk song is arranged by Lynn Freeman Olson and is perfect for students at the elementary level. Written as a duet piece, students will learn how to bring out the melody in both the secondo and the primo parts.

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At the Flea Circus is a whimsical trip to the Big Top for two late elementary pianists. This bright, energetic equal partner duet will delight performers and audiences alike.

Dedicated to Victor Borge and in the style of his parodies at the piano, this piece for one piano, four hands is a lot of fun to play. C. S. stands for "Chop Sticks," the theme upon which the entire piece is based. Primo and secondo change positions in the middle of the piece, as the secondo player ascends all the way up the keyboard. A sure hit with audiences, C. S. Theme and Variations will lighten up any concert and makes a great encore.

Pachelbel's Canon in Dis written for one piano, four hands. This piece is a rewarding experience for both players involved, and is written at the late intermediate level. Enjoy!

Scale passages, sixteenth-notes, and chords on the off-beats in both parts are featured in this duet, helping to create a lively and fun performing experience.

Celebration is a two piano, four hand piece and was originally written as a youth concerto for piano and rhythm ensemble. Lynn Freeman Olson transcribed this for two pianos at the intermediate level which all students will thoroughly enjoy!

Chinese Dragons is a wonderful four-hand piano piece with beautiful, lyrical melodies in the primo part and vigorous accompaniments in the secondo part. It has exciting, Oriental characteristics and charm! This piece is written for the Late Intermediate-Early Advanced level.

Late elementary to early intermediate level students will enjoy copying each other as the primo and secondo parts trade both the melody and clapped rhythm patterns back and forth. They'll love how it ends!

This late elementary duet is a ton of fun to learn and to play. It is written in swing eighth notes with triplets and even some hand claps! The syncopated rhythm and extreme dynamics make this a joy for players and listeners alike!