Charles Burney (1726-1814), to whom we owe the educational merit of 'Duets for two performers', also points out one of the difficulties of that entirely new genre: and although at first sight the greater proximity of both players' hands seems restricting and confusing, a little practice and imagination as regards fingering and positioning of hands will eliminate these problems. This applies particularly to these original (and adapted) piano pieces for six hands. They are intended for both school...

• J.S. Bach: 2 Gavotten
• Haydn: 2 Menuette
• W.F.E. Bach: Dreyblatt
• Beethoven: Türkischer Marsch
• Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Hochzeitsmarsch