Piano Accompaniments for Classical Musicians
High quality piano accompaniments played by REAL professional musicians, not a computer. Improve your playing while having fun!
Romantic & 20th Century repertoire for intermediate to advanced players…
Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Violin and Cello.
Tired of playing along with the same old wooden, mechanical (and musically brain-dead) MIDI accompaniments?
Want to try out some different repertoire / arrangements for your instrument you might not have thought of, as well as some of the standard repertoire?
For intermediate to advanced players of violin, cello, flute, oboe or clarinet:
Piano accompaniments created using the latest audio extraction technology.
Four different files to choose from, each containing around 20 pieces/movements – contains audio + pdfs of solo & piano parts.
Audio Samples:
Gershwin: Promenade: Walking the Dog
Debussy: Violin Sonata
Fauré: Sicilienne
- Downloadable files £29 each, or all 4 for £99
- Or USB stick for an extra £6 including postage
- Includes arrangements you won't find elsewhere
Files available for each instrument:
23 Beautiful Slow Melodies:
Great for practising phrasing, expression and intonation – or just for having fun – for players of all levels. Works by Bach, Debussy, Elgar, Faure, Grieg, Liszt, Massenet, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninov, Ravel, Saint-Saens, Satie, Schumann, Schubert and Tchaikovsky.
Schumann (Robert & Clara) & Schubert:
5 Stücke im Volkston (Pieces in Folk Style), Adagio & Allegro, the 3 Romances by both Robert & Clara Schumann, 3 Fantasiestücke, 4 Märchenbilder (Fairy Tale Pictures), Abendlied – and Schubert’s much-loved Arpeggione Sonata.
French Romantic & Impressionist Masterpieces:
Debussy: Epigraphes Antiques, Violin sonata, Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune* (*the only piece not available for cello), Fauré: Violin sonata no.1 op.13, and Élégie. Franck: Violin sonata in A, Ravel: Sonatine
'Encores' to have fun with:
A mixture of repertoire arranged for all instruments. Includes: Jeffrey Agrell’s Blues for DD, Albéniz Tango in D, Kreisler’s Liebesleid & Schön Rosmarin, Tchaikovsky’s Sérénade Mélancolique, Schindler’s List by John Williams and Gershwin: 2 Preludes, and Walking the Dog.
How were the accompaniments created?
Piano accompaniments have been created using the latest AI audio stem extraction technology, where the solo instrument has been removed from the recording. Then the remaining piano audio was put through various effects and a metronome count-in added if needed to make it suitable for use as an accompaniment.
Audio was also transposed where required for the arrangement of a specific instrument.
Please note: This technology is amazing, but it is not 100% perfect (that would be impossible) – in some pieces there are occasions where the solo part might pop in for the odd note or the piano might drop out very briefly. This is very minor and in no way affects the usability of the accompaniments.
If you want to change tempos for practice etc
There are a few free apps and online tools that you can use to change the speed of audio files, including the free “Music Speed Changer” app available on Apple Store and Google Play.
