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piano duet

American  

noun

  1. a musical composition for two pianists playing two pianos or together at one piano.


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“I consider this possibly the hardest form of chamber music,” Kolesnikov said of the piano duet.

From New York Times

The piano duet has always been closely tethered to the home.

From New York Times

One was the grand, orchestral score most often performed today; the other, a piano duet.

From New York Times

During the Berlin concerts, he accompanied soprano Cecilia Bartoli on the piano, and in Vienna performed a piano duet with Martha Argerich, whom he has known since childhood.

From Seattle Times

When Michelle Obama was a virtual guest last week, she spoke warmly about the time she went to Ms. DeGeneres’s house and they played a piano duet together.

From New York Times