A book of fun and easy piano duets, supplementing the other books in Level 4 of this definitive beginner method by leading piano educator H-G Heumann. This illustrated duet book is ideal for getting pupils together to learn the valuable skill of ensemble playing. Visit www.piano-junior.com to find out more What is Piano Junior? Piano Junior is a superb piano course for beginners.& It's creative, it's interactive, it's colourful, it has its own website with additional online material& and most importantly, it really works! Its characters, PJ the friendly robot and his sidekick Mozart the dog, motivate and encourage children throughout each level. The course& is available as core Lesson Books, along with supplementary Theory, Duet and Performance Books at each stage. Who is Piano Junior for? Suitable for children from around the age of 6, Piano Junior takes young students on their first steps and prepares them with a solid foundation for early grades.& A method for the digital age Teachers, parents and students can visit www.piano-junior.com for demonstration videos and recordings, along with a host of other free downloadable resources which really bring practice sessions at home to life! "The careful introduction of all aspects of music notation is a standout feature of these books, and to my mind Heumann has provided one of the best child-friendly introductions to reading music that I have seen... Piano Junior has in many respects raised the bar, in some ways perhaps even setting a new standard by which piano courses for children will be judged." - PIANODAO.COM Contents Mother's Song (Op. 99, No. 2 (A. Gretchaninov)) Island in the Sun (H.-G. Heumann) Greensleeves (English Folk Song) Allegro (Op. 149, No. 13 (A. Diabelli)) The Happy Farmer (Op. 68, No. 10 (R. Schumann / Arr. T. Kirchner)) Bella ciao (Italian Folk Song) Mexican Hat Dance (Mexican Folk Song) Down by the Riverside (Spiritual) Fips in the Park (M. Schoenmehl) Serious Song (D. G. Türk) German Dance (K 606, No. 5 (W. A. Mozart)) Sleeping Giant (J. Moser) Hongroise (Op. 149, No. 20 (A. Diabelli)) In a Funny Mood (E. Pütz)