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SKU: A0.790083
Composed by Erik Satie. Arranged by Diamond S Music. 20th Century,Concert. Score. 11 pages. Diamond S Music #3562927. Published by Diamond S Music (A0.790083).Three Gymnopédies by Erik Satie. This set of 3 iconic works by Erik Satie was first published in 1888. The three tranquil pieces have been frequently used in movies and commercials. They are fairly simple to play and are a favorite for beginners and advanced pianists alike. They are all very short pieces that have paved the way to modern styles, such as new ageism and Impressionism. You will enjoy playing the well-known and beautiful works. Included in this new edition is a short biography of Erik Satie and a short essay about the creation of the pieces. Set includes: Gymnopedie No.1, Gymnopedie No. 2, Gymnopedie No. 3.
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