Faber Music

Faber Music — Piano

Piano editions from Faber Music, with part lists and catalog numbers.

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Piano

7379 cataloged scores
Triptych — Colin Matthews
Triptych
Colin Matthews
Switch-Off — Pam Wedgwood
Switch-Off
Pam Wedgwood
Brahms' Lullaby — Johannes Brahms
Brahms' Lullaby
Johannes Brahms
Ned's Jazzin' Five — Joanna MacGregor
Ned's Jazzin' Five
Joanna MacGregor
Having Fun — Samuil Maykapar
Having Fun
Samuil Maykapar
Miss Hardcastle's Wedding (from 'The Kissing-Dance') — Howard Goodall
Miss Hardcastle's Wedding (from 'The Kissing-Dance')
Howard Goodall
Playtime — Mark Wilson
Playtime
Mark Wilson
All Through The Night — Welsh Traditional
All Through The Night
Welsh Traditional
Des pas sur la neige (from 'Préludes Book 1, No. 6') — Claude Debussy
Des pas sur la neige (from 'Préludes Book 1, No. 6')
Claude Debussy
Romance — Natalja Baklanova
Romance
Natalja Baklanova
Charlie's Flea Circus — Carl Davis
Charlie's Flea Circus
Carl Davis
Pounce Like a Cat on a Mouse — Fanny Waterman
Pounce Like a Cat on a Mouse
Fanny Waterman
Scarborough Fair — Traditional
Scarborough Fair
Traditional
Springtime — Anton Diabelli
Springtime
Anton Diabelli
Gee Up — Mark Wilson
Gee Up
Mark Wilson
Easy Jazzin' About — Pam Wedgwood
Easy Jazzin' About
Pam Wedgwood
If You Let Me Stay — Terence Trent D'Arby
If You Let Me Stay
Terence Trent D'Arby
Elephants Take a Stroll — Paul Harris
Elephants Take a Stroll
Paul Harris
Bumper Cars — Paul Harris
Bumper Cars
Paul Harris
The Frog Galliard — John Dowland
The Frog Galliard
John Dowland
Cheesecake Waltz — Art Draper
Cheesecake Waltz
Art Draper
The Magical Mirror — Ned Bennett
The Magical Mirror
Ned Bennett
Unclothed Nocturnal Manuscript Crisis — Bellowhead
Unclothed Nocturnal Manuscript Crisis
Bellowhead
March (from 'Judas Maccabaeus') — George Frideric Handel
March (from 'Judas Maccabaeus')
George Frideric Handel