Easiest Piano Pieces by Edvard Grieg
SKU: BT.DHP-1012586-070
ISBN 9789043141628.
Many of Grieg’s compositions have a strong Norwegian character and the three songs used for this suite are no exception. The first movement Fremad!, Fremad! has a majestic character, the second, Stille Nu, sounds rather sad due to its minor key, and the final movement, Fola Fola, Blakken is a cheerful allegro. Bring a bit of Scandinavian magic to your concert with this exciting suite. Die Titel der Lieder lauten: 1. Fremad!, Fremad! 2. Stille Nu! und 3. Fola, Fola, Blakken. Das erste Lied hat einen majestätischen Charakter, während das Zweite eher traurig klingt, was vor allem von seiner Molltonalität her rührt. Diese kleine dreiteilige Suite endet in einem fröhlichen Allegro. Trois mélodies norvégiennes d’Edvard Grieg. Tre melodie norvegesi di Edvard Grieg: Fremad!, Fremad!, una canzone dal carattere maestoso, Stille Nu!, più malinconica per la sua tonalit minore e Folo, Fola, Blakken, un allegro gioioso.
SKU: BT.EMBZ13267
Each book in series presents a composer trough a selection of brief pieces. The first volumes help the young pianist to become acquainted with the music of Händel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, J. S. Bach and Weber. Most of the works are dance movements, although some sonatinas or sonatas have also been included. All the books contain a variety of compositions easy to play but of undoubted musical value. The selection is the work of four well-known music pedagogues, Magda Csurka, Gábor Kováts, András Héra and József Sármai.
SKU: BR.EOS-21473-19
The new conductor's score to both suites is based on the proven edition of Richard Clarke, which is already accessible as a st udy score in the Eulenburg series.
ISBN 9790004780152. 10 x 12.5 inches.
After Henrik Ibsen obtained sensational feedback for his verse drama Peer Gynt, he decided to arrange the text for stage performances as well. He requested incidental music from Edvard Grieg, who immediately assured Ibsen of his cooperation. In its new version, Peer Gynt was given its first performance in February 1876 and also scored a tremendous success. After a further revision of his music, Grieg compiled four of the most striking pieces into an orchestral suite in 1888, and repeated this procedure three years later for a second suite. The publication of the first complete score further boosted the already exceptional acclaim of the incidental music to Grieg's Peer Gynt, which takes its place today among the composer's most beloved works.Breitkopf is now releasing a new conductor's score to both suites, based on the proven edition of Richard Clarke, which is already accessible as a study score in the Eulenburg series.The new conductor's score to both suites is based on the proven edition of Richard Clarke, which is already accessible as a study score in the Eulenburg series.
