Higgledy Piggledy Jazz Piano by Elena Cobb book (£7.00)
reviewed by Johan de Cock

I've now purchased this book twice for two of my younger students, who weren't very interested in classical music, but wanted to play something fun. The pieces range from easy to moderately challenging and the tunes are very catchy. The parts are written effectively, whilst at the same time, sounding full, and introducing the student to different stylings of blues. The backing tracks are great fun and a joy to play along to, helping the student keep in time, and introducing them to the art of ensemble playing. Elena has truly impressed me on so many levels: not only is her customer service second to none, but she genuinely cares about people, and has a passion for music and music education. The way she supports and promotes other talented composers and musicians is quite rare, and boy, wouldn't the world be a better place if more people were like her??!? Thank you, Elena, I mean every word!

Snapchats Piano Duets by Melanie Spanswick (£7.00 – £25.00)
reviewed by Priscilla

good simple duets that sounds as if it is out of this world

Piano Collection by Jevdet Hajiyev: Musical Sketches, Scherzo, Ballade, Sonata (£14.99)
reviewed by Teymur

I acquired this collection primarily because of the beautifully lyric and passionate "Ballad", but was happy to discover other interesting pieces, incl. Scherzo etc.
I also liked the cover featuring stylised Maiden Tower.

Hopefully, Book 2 will be coming soon.

My Piano Trip To London Book 1 Duets Elena Cobb (£5.50–£7.00)
reviewed by Jana

As all piano teachers know, there are a lot of children, who love playing the piano but not so keen on learning to read the notes. This problem can be easily solved with the book by Elena Cobb. Children can’t take their eyes of these beautiful pages and learn to read the notation with ease. The book delivers success!

The Wheels Of Time For Piano by Heather Hammond (£1.49)
reviewed by Lucia Vernon-Long

I gave this piece to a student who loves picking apart the maths in music as she hadn't played a piece in 5/8 before, and as expected she loved it! We had great fun coming up with words about wheels to fit in with the unusual rhythms. We have also had fun using the bass line as a starting point for our own improvisations. Thank you for such a fun piece!

Elena Cobb Twelve Bar Blues Block E-Chart (£7.95)
reviewed by Rachel Yuile

A very useful way to show what a twelve-bar bar blues pattern looks like.

Blue River for Piano Elena Cobb (£7.00)
reviewed by Tara Cunningham

Absolutely amazing book. Stardust is a student favorite. Mrs Van der Blond is an absolute showstopper and Cloud Seven Latin will be what I as the teacher will be performing at our next recital.

Milky Way for Piano by Elena Cobb (£2.50)
reviewed by Geryl

What fun! Great song for teaching chromatic, also working on counting of 4 in a steady pattern. Students will also love using pedal and crossing the hands! So.... dramatic!