Christmas

This is a classic Mozart piece, more known performed by a string orchestra, which is the way in which Mozart wrote it. This is a very nice and fun duet for piano four hands and Sophie and Emmy have played it super!

Sophie And Emmy Eine Kleine Nachtmusik

Irina's first song, I Will Win, music and lyrics written by herself. Great job Irina!

IRINA I Will Win

Happy Birthday! Alina is playing the accompaniment, and in the second version, we are all singing. Thank you, Alina for playing!

Alina Happy Birthday

The Old Castle is a duet by Ferdinand Beyer and not the famous song with the same name by Mussorsky. Thank you Louis for playing it!

Louis The Old Castle

This is a charming piece by Alexander Reinagle, from the XVIII century, here played by Aparna. Very nice!

Aparna Promenade

This is part of the Melodious pieces book, a very energetic duet. Bravo Sophie!

Sophie Diabelli Alla Turca op. 149 N. 26

This is a piece from the book Tastenzauberei Klavierschule Band 2 by Aniko Drabon. A fun piece to play, specially for Halloween! Thanks to Emmy and Sophie!

Sophie And Emmy The Flying Carpet

This is a simple but beautiful piece by Handel. Gavotte, in C Major. Thank you, Aparna, for recording it!

Aparna Gavotte Handel

The first Christmas song of this year, recorded here by Aparna for all of us. Merry Christmas 2022!

Aparna Silent Night

Cecilia couldn't be at the recital so she recorded her songs for us. Here is Silent Night, a duet arranged by J. Kember, a very nice version of this traditional Christmas Carol. Thank you Cecilia!

Cecilia Silent Night

Here Cecilia is playing this not so known Christmas song composed by John Henry Hopkins Jr., We Three Kings, in duet from an arrangement by J. Kember. Bravo! Very nice!

Cecilia We Three Kings

Of course it couldn't be a Christmas playlist without Jingle Bells! So here is Martin playing this classic by J. Marks! Very nice, thank you, Martin!

Martin Jingle Bells

Martin plays In the Hall of the Mountain's King, by Edvard Grieg.

MARTIN In The Hall Of Mountain King

This famous Mozart piece here by Lara (primo) and Leila (secondo). Both couldn't be on the recital, but here it is the recording from the last class (with a little help...) Very nice!

Lara and Leila- Eine Kleine Nachtmusik duet

Autumn couldn't play this one at the recital, so here it is!

Autumn - Flohwalzer

And the last one of Bertille, we recorded a lot of songs in the last lesson, and this was the first year. Enjoy!

Bertille - Halo

Anagha playing this classical piece, a fragment, some of you might recognize from TV. Here is what Wikipedia says: The Funeral March of a Marionette (Marche funèbre d'une marionnette) is a short piece by Charles Gounod. It was written in 1872 for solo piano and orchestrated in 1879. It is perhaps best known as the theme music for the television program Alfred Hitchcock Presents, which originally aired from 1955 to 1965.
So here it goes! Thank you Anagha!

Anagha: Funeral March of A Marionette

Irina's own song, composed as homework for the class. We didn't have time to record it in class so I record it myself. But the score is there in musescore for all who want to play it, just have to ask! Very good job!

Irina: Halloween Song (Homework spooky)

And of course, Sinter Klaas Kapoentje! For all the Nederlanders out there! Thank you Alyssa!

Alyssa Sinter Klaas Kapoentje

Arminda playing this classic Christmas Carol. Thank you Arminda!

Arminda O Little Town Of Behtlehem

Thank you Khadija for playing this beautiful classic! Hot chocolate and candles sound like a good accompaniment for it!

Khadija: Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

Thank you Maria for this timeless Carol! Very nice!

Maria: Oh Christmas Tree

First little Teuntje Sinter Klaas song! Bravo!

Teuntje: Sinter Klaas Kapoentje

Another duet with Claudia that didn't make it to the recital, the Snake Charmer, and she learned both primo and secundo part, but here she is playing primo. Bravo!

Claudia Snake Charmer

The Pink Panther, a classic already, here played by Madeleine with her own improvisation. Bravo!

Madeleine Pink Panther

And to celebrate Sinterklaas, here is Teuntje with this traditional Dutch song. Happy Sinterklaas!

Teuntje Zie Ginds Komt De Stoomboot

This is one of the Diabelli duets, the number 4, from the Melodius Pieces op 149. Beautiful simple melodies. Thank you Ileen!

Ileen Diabelli op 149 N4

Here is Maria playing the Comptine d'un autre ete, by Yan Tiersen, from the French film Amelie. Very nice Maria!

Maria Comptine D'un Autre Ete

This is a duet with Elena playing Secondo (lower register) and Iona playing Primo (higher register) of a composition for chamber ensemble  by Mozart, the famous first movement of the Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. They were going to play it for the recital, but didn't make it, so here it is. Bravo both Elena and Iona!

Elena And Iona Eine Kleine Nachtmusik

This is part of the soundtrack of the first Starwars movie, Binary Sunset, by John Williams, of course, played by Nicolas. Nice!

Nicolas Binary Sunset

Here is another version of Gonssienne 4 by Satie, performed by Marc. In this one you can hear "the waves" of the music. Very beautiful!

Marc Gonssiene 4 Eric Satie

Irina's own arrangement of the song by Korean group BTS "Save Me". She played on the recital but by popular demand :) here goes the recording. Great Irina!

Irina Save Me

Autumn couldn't come to the recital, but here is the piece she was working on, the Turkish Rondo or Turkish March, as it is mostly known, by Mozart. This is only the first part, she is still working on the rest. So maybe for the next recital? Keep at it, Autumn!

Autumn Turkish March

This is the first recording of Raluca. She couldn't particiapte of the recital, she just started! So here is her first song. Very nice Raluca!

Raluca Old McDonald

This is another duet by Anton Diabelli, but this one is the first to be recorded, number 17. This was an extra by Alexandre, on top of his recital songs. Very gooid Alexandre!

Alexandre Diabelli #17

The Russian Folk Song is a piece by L. van Beethoven, a very nice, happy, short little piece. Thank you, Na!

Na Russian Folk Song

This piece by Schumann from his Album for the Young is the first one that Jeremie learned from that book. Clear and strong. Very nice Jeremie! More to come...

Jeremie Marche Militaire

Here is Na playing an arrangement of the famous Swam Lake by Tchaikovksy, arranged by Galya. Very nice piece, thank you, Na!

Na Swam Lake

The second PianoMaria Compilation, from the California students. Enjoy!

46. She'll be Coming Down the Mountain by Taylor

Claire sings and plays Fröhliche Weihnachten!, a German Christmas song. Merry Christmas!

Claire Fröhliche Weihnachten!

We were lucky enough to record this beautiful English Christmas carol with Sophie right before the lockdown, so here it is the duet. Merry Christmas!

Sophie The First Noel

Here Emmy plays the piano and Sophie sings this super fun song, another English Christmas Carol, The Twelve Days of Christmas. Very jolly, happy Christmas!

Emmy The Twelve Days of Christmas

This popular Christmas song, Frosty the Snowman composed by Nelson and Rollings, here is interpreted by Jiayi. Very nice and Merry Christmas!

Jiayi Frosty The Snowman

Louis performing here When the Saints Go Marching In, composed by James M. Black and arranged by N. Faber. Very good job! Bravo!

Louis When The Saints

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