Kjos

Composed by Ludwig van BeethovenEdited by Keith Snell The right piece at the right time! Master Composer Solo Sheets are a convenient way to get that one perfect piece — for a...

Composed by Claude DebussyEdited by Keith Snell The right piece at the right time! Master Composer Solo Sheets are a convenient way to get that one perfect piece — for a recital, contest, or...

Quick steps to Note Reading provides rote-trained students with an introduction to music notation. Each volume progresses in difficulty. Volume 4 introduces shifting and upper position work.

Teachers have discovered the value of giving students theory booster booklets for reinforcing the learning of new concepts through review and exercises. As a collection they serve as excellent...

Teach students to identify their minor triads while reviewing all 12 Major triads.

Cover all the Major key signatures and enable students to apply this knowledge to their repertoire.  

Composed by Melody Bober Every piano student strives to give their best performance, whether at a lesson, a recital, or in front of their family. It helps to have diverse music that motivates...

Builds Students´ Reading Skills Using Two Types Of Exercises: Daily Note Search Emphasizes Quick Recognition Of Notes; Short Phrases Gives Students A Daily Diet Of Reading (Not Rehearsing). The...

This dramatic 10-page solo was commissioned by the Richmond, Virginia Music Teachers Association in honor of their 50th anniversary. The James River has always been important to life in Virginia,...

Composed by Jane Bastien This cheerful solo in C major will make any student smile. The melody is split between the hands in middle C position, with very little shifting.

Composed by Jane Bastien Rhythmically and melodically simple, this piece gives level two students a comfortable avenue for reading accidentals and playing expressively.

Composed by Jane Bastien Broken and blocked chords are used throughout the piece. Starting in F five finger position with an F Major key signature, students will have to shift up the octave, as well...