Intermediate Supplementary Piano Sheet Music

Teachers keep coming back to Martha Mier's Jazz, Rags & Blues books, which combine accessible technique with genuine musical style. William L. Gillock's lyrical solos (Soaring, Serenade, Dragon Fly, Legend) are reliable choices for intermediate recitals. Kim O'Reilly's Masterwork Classics series and Victoria McArthur's FJH Classic Scale Book round out the practical essentials most studios stock.

Jessica Lynne Ordaz released Carnival Clown in intermediate arrangements this spring. Other recent additions include Elizabeth Swift's Saga Land, Book 2, Ingrid Jacobson Clarfield's Rare Recital Treasures, Book 3, and David Karp's The Lone Star Collection, all published within the last few months.

Martha Mier is an internationally recognized clinician whose educational piano music for all levels has made her one of today's most popular composers. Her Jazz, Rags & Blues series and Romantic Impressions series are staples in studios worldwide. She joined Alfred Music Publishing in 1989 and holds a degree from Florida State University.

Catherine Rollin combines an active performing career with teaching prize-winning students and presents workshops in over 200 cities across the United States, Canada, Japan, and Taiwan. Her Lyric Moments: Complete Collection is a bestseller in this catalog. She holds degrees from the University of Michigan and Oakland University School of Performing Arts.

Melody Bober composes motivational piano pieces designed to deepen students' musical understanding and engagement. A summa cum laude graduate of the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana with a master's degree in piano performance from Minnesota State University, Moorhead, she has built a catalog of 237 titles including the popular Grand Solos for Piano series.

Dennis Alexander has been publishing with Alfred Music since 1986 and is recognized as one of the world's most prolific composers of educational piano music. Over 400 of his publications have earned him an international reputation for work suited to students at all levels. He taught piano pedagogy at the University of Montana for 24 years before relocating to California.