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Throughout history, making music usually has meant an ensemble experience - a choir singing Gregorian chant; a consort of recorders; a madrigal group; a string quartet; a symphony orchestra; a jug band; a jazz combo; a rock group. Today's piano student should discover the challenge and excitement of ensemble in many ways - playing piano duets, trios, quartets; joining various instrumental group... More

Throughout history, making music usually has meant an ensemble experience - a choir singing Gregorian chant; a consort of recorders; a madrigal group; a string quartet; a symphony orchestra; a jug band; a jazz combo; a rock group. Today's piano student should discover the challenge and excitement of ensemble in many ways - playing piano duets, trios, quartets; joining various instrumental groups; accompanying - at home, in the community, at school, in the studio. Ensemble reinforces musical concepts, sharpens listening, and provides a dramatic mirror for one's musical decisions. The ensemble situation challenges each participant to perform for one's musical decisions. The ensemble situation challenges each participant to perform especially well. And ensemble - as with almost anything done together - is enjoyable Presented here are piano for four hands, an accessible combination for which some of the finest music exists. ENSEMBLE3,4, and 5 are correlated level-by-level with the MUSIC PATHWAYS core books. A chart of the course appears on the inside back cover.

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