Avast, mates! There's buried treasure on the island shore! This fun piece is great for recitals. Includes lyrics and teacher accompaniment.

Shh! When a monster talks and a monster walks, do the chills go down your spine? This spine-tingling little gem is sure to create a buzz at the recital. Teacher duet and descriptive lyrics included. Early Elementary.

“Pretty kitty, what should be your name?” Besides having adorable lyrics, this beginning solo by Jennifer Linn is packed with supportive pedagogy, including directional reading of steps, skips and repeated notes. Other elements include 4/4 meter, quarter rest, 8va, and dynamics from piano to fortissimo. Teacher duet included.

As its title suggests, this early elementary solo with teacher accompaniment combines jazzy rhythms with a catchy Bohemian flavor. A lively solo that remains in five-finger position throughout.

This enchanting little solo captures the sound of wind chimes gently chiming in a summer garden. With charming teacher duet.

Early Elementary piano solo. A simple, sweet melody alternates between the hands in this charming piano solo with optional teacher accompaniment. Young students will enjoy the tender lyrics written by the composer. ABA form.

“Butterflies and rainbows on a summer day. Happy things are special when they come our way...” Cheerful images abound in this colorful creation. A wide dynamic range, 8va passages, limited use of damper pedal, and a delightful teacher accompaniment make this a great piece for studio or recital. Early Elementary (HLSPL Level 1). 4/4 meter; Middle-C orientation; lyrics included.

The magical singing of this mermaid is an excellent study in dynamic contrast and legato phrasing. Early Elementary Level.

Young students will relish the opportunity to showcase this playful cottontail as she hops up and down the keyboard. Includes lyrics. Early Elementary Level.