Waltz Caprice, Op. 37, No. 2 Waltz Caprice No. 2 begins with a wonderfully lilting and syncopated theme. Kathleen Dale writes, The trio [middle] section is composed of...slender material: an...

arr. by William Penn: If you're looking for humor, technical challenges, or just good four-hand music, this collection wins on all counts!

In the hands of Rachmaninoff, the piano convincingly takes on the power and might of a symphony orchestra. The energetic and bright "Italian Polka," scored for one piano, four hands...

The Spanish Dances, Op. 12, are probably Moszkowski's most famous piano works. These five duets are beautifully conceived for the piano and have a winning appeal. They often sound more...