Faber Music — Solo

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

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Solo

4067 cataloged scores

Piano B — Phildel Ng

Asleep In The Hammock — Mary Cohen

Asleep In The Hammock

Prelude, op. 11 No. 1 — Anatoly Lyadov

Prelude, op. 11 No. 1

One Day Like This — Guy Garvey

One Day Like This

Kum Ba Yah — Spiritual

"Yan Tan Tethera Methera Pip" & "Rain Rain Go Away" & "Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy" & "Pease Pudding Hot" & "Hot Cross Buns" & "Kicking Cans Slong The Street" & "Apple Papple" — Mary Cohen

"Yan Tan Tethera Methera Pip" & "Rain Rain Go Away" & "Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy" & "Pease Pudding Hot" & "Hot Cross Buns" & "Kicking Cans Slong The Street" & "Apple Papple"

On The Spot — Mary Cohen

Christmas Lullaby — Pam Wedgwood

Christmas Lullaby

Legend Sonata — Arnold Bax

Dance To The Music Of Time — Carl Davis

Dance To The Music Of Time

Haven't Met You Yet — Michael Bublé

Haven't Met You Yet

Ye Banks And Braes — Traditional

Ye Banks And Braes

Mime — Julian Anderson

Julian Anderson

Andante (from 'Sonata No. 13 in A, D. 664') — Franz Schubert

Andante (from 'Sonata No. 13 in A, D. 664')

Changes — Pam Wedgwood

Polonaise in G minor, B.1 — Frédéric Chopin

Polonaise in G minor, B.1

Frédéric Chopin

My Baby Just Cares For Me — Nina Simone

My Baby Just Cares For Me

Kum Ba Yah — Spiritual

I am Christmas Day — Howard Goodall

I am Christmas Day

The Holly And The Ivy — Traditional

The Holly And The Ivy

Work Schemes for Beginners Poster — Mary Cohen

Work Schemes for Beginners Poster

The Virgin Mary Had A Baby Boy — Traditional

The Virgin Mary Had A Baby Boy

Slow Movement (from 'Violin Concerto') — Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Slow Movement (from 'Violin Concerto')

Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

At Dawn (No. 1 from 'Three Improvisations for the Left Hand') — Frank Bridge

At Dawn (No. 1 from 'Three Improvisations for the Left Hand')