"Very easy" - I don't know, "easy" perhaps ... Br, paolorHTIEKFR wrote:Could someone suggest me very easy pieces for 2 pianos or 4 hands (at least with one easy part) ?
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4 hands on TWO pianos
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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Yes you're right not "so" easy but I believe I could use some with my daughter
We will try at least..
Thank you very much
We will try at least..
Thank you very much
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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
How about Walton's Pieces for Children?
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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Especilaly for Oren
I thought I had posted all my Babin scores several years back (these are now in the Pianophilia Archive thread) - but found this one hiding in the shadows !
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Victor Babin (1908-1972) - Lesginka from Khachaturyan's Gayne ballet - arr. Two Pianos.
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I thought I had posted all my Babin scores several years back (these are now in the Pianophilia Archive thread) - but found this one hiding in the shadows !
Malcolm
Victor Babin (1908-1972) - Lesginka from Khachaturyan's Gayne ballet - arr. Two Pianos.
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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
You are the best dear friend
Thanks
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Thanks
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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Greetings all.
I was able to find Caplet's arrangement of Iberia and Gigues from Debussy's images pour orchestra on IMSLP. However Rondes de Printemps didn't seem to be there.
Is anyone able to complete the set?
I was able to find Caplet's arrangement of Iberia and Gigues from Debussy's images pour orchestra on IMSLP. However Rondes de Printemps didn't seem to be there.
Is anyone able to complete the set?
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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Your request
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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Hello,
I am looking for Mozart's piano concerto n.16 (K.451) in the two piano version (soloist + piano reduced orchestra) for a competition I am preparing for. Is there any version around? Thanks in advance!
I am looking for Mozart's piano concerto n.16 (K.451) in the two piano version (soloist + piano reduced orchestra) for a competition I am preparing for. Is there any version around? Thanks in advance!
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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Thanks so much!lito valle wrote:Your request
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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Fresh scan!
Charming little paraphrase i got as part of a lot of various 2p 4h works i got that were part of the estate of a music professor in town.
Charming little paraphrase i got as part of a lot of various 2p 4h works i got that were part of the estate of a music professor in town.
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