Table of Contents

7 Years (Lukas Graham); Allegro (From Sonata In C Major) (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart); Alone In Kyoto (Air); Ambre (Nils Frahm); Asos Model Crush (Dné); Avril 14th (Aphex Twin); Back To Life (Giovanni Allevi); Bella’s Lullaby (From Twilight) (Carter Burwell); Both Sides Now (Joni Mitchell); Caravan Of Love (The Housemartins); Children (Robert Miles); The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) (Nat King Cole); The Cider House Rules (Rachel Portman); Cruella De Vil (From 101 Dalmatians) (Melville A. Leven); Davy Jones (From Pirates Of The Caribbean) (Hans Zimmer); Dive (Ed Sheeran); The Entertainer (Scott Joplin); Faded (Alan Walker); Gymnopédie No.1 (Erik Satie); Heal (Tom Odell); Hedwig’s Theme (From Harry Potter) (John Williams); Healah Dancing (Keaton Henson); How Deep Is Your Love (Bee Gees); Human (Rag N Bone Man); Jerusalem (Hubert Parry); Jupiter (Main Theme From The Planets) (Gustav Holst); Karma Police (Radiohead); La Fille Aux Cheveaux De Lin (Claude Debussy); Lento (From Five Preludes) (Alexander Scriabin); Lippy Kids (Elbow); Married Life (From Up!) (Michael Giacchino); Maybe (From Annie) (Charles Strouse); Melodia Africana 1 (Ludovico Einaudi); Memory (From Cats) (Andrew Lloyd Webber); Mia & Sebastian’s Theme (From La La Land) (Justin Hurwitz); Moonlight Sonata (Ludwig Van Beethoven); Nemo Egg (From Finding Nemo) (Thomas Newman); No One Knows Me (Like The Piano) (Sampha); Opening (From Glassworks) (Philip Glass); Pavane (Gabriel Fauré); Prelude No. 1 (J.S. Bach); Prelude In E Minor (Frédéric Chopin); See You Again (Charlie Puth); Ss-Gb (Main Title) (Dan Jones); Summertime (Nina Simone); (They Long To Be) Close To You (Burt Bacharach); A Thousand Years (The Piano Guys); Tifa’s Theme (From Final Fantasy) (Nobuo Uematsu); Variations On The Kanon (George Winston); Vladimir’s Blues (Max Richter); Way Down We Go (Kaleo); What A Wonderful World (Louis Armstrong); When I Fall In Love (Nat King Cole); A Whiter Shade Of Pale (Procol Harum); Wings (Birdy)

Reviews

“Beautifully laid out, this selection would make a superb addition to any pianist’s library, and is particularly useful for advanced players who are searching for interesting sight-reading material. It also offers plenty of ideas for those who seek party pieces too.”
The Classical Piano & Music Education Blog, Melanie Spanswick, June 2018 “This is another collection from Faber which essentially sells itself – even if you want just a few of the included pieces, you’ll not be disappointed. Teenagers will find plenty here to occupy them over the summer holiday, while more advanced players will enjoy reading through and playing these pieces for lighter enjoyment. Either way, Ultimate Piano Solos is a pleasurable and well-judged diversion, offering many hours of piano-playing enjoyment. So if you are tempted, go ahead and treat yourself!” Pianodao.com Blog, Andrew Eales, July 2018