Trio Supplementary Piano Sheet Music

Teachers keep reaching for Melody Bober's Grand Trios for Piano across all five books, particularly Book 3 and Book 4. Martha Mier's Agent 003 is another standard, offering a playful six-hands arrangement at the late elementary level. Robert D. Vandall's Triple Dip and Joyce Grill's Chopsticks Rag for Three round out the frequently adopted titles, all arranged to feel natural under three hands on one keyboard.

Tracey McKibben's Easy Christmas Trios, Volume 2 arrived this year and gives you fresh holiday material for winter recitals and seasonal programming.

Melody Bober studied piano performance at Minnesota State University, Moorhead, and brings a background in music education to her compositions. Her Grand Trios for Piano series has become the backbone of many piano teachers' group instruction, with intentional progressions that build confidence across four books. Bober focuses on creating pieces that foster her students' musical understanding and love for playing together.

Robert D. Vandall has contributed 19 titles to this collection and brings decades of experience writing for young pianists. His Triple Dip remains one of the most durable trio arrangements in the catalog, appealing to students who want something rhythmic and engaging at the early intermediate level.

Joyce Grill, a retired faculty member from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and MTNA Master Teacher, draws on extensive classroom teaching experience in her arrangements. Grill's Chopsticks Rag for Three exemplifies her practical approach to ensemble writing for students, and her workshop experience across the country has shaped how she thinks about what works in the studio.