Dame Fanny Waterman -- Piano Treasury, Volume 2

Par WATERMAN FANNY. Dame Fanny Waterman pour piano Trésor Vol 2 est une collection incontournable du répertoire de piano pour les élèves de 6-8 joueurs de niveau. Surtout sélectionné et édité par le célèbre Waterman Dame Fanny, elle est idéale pour des performances à des concours, des concerts et en tant que rappels, toutes les pièces dans cette collecti précieux ont été très populaires sur les grands pianistes, y compris Rubinstein et Horowitz. Chaque pièce a été soigneusement choisi par Dame Fanny à sa juste valeur le charme, la musicalité et éducatif et est livré complet avec ses notes de cours et ses idées./ Recueil / Piano

After composing the unconventional but highly successful Night Piece (Notturno) for the inaugural Leeds International Piano Competition Marion Harewood the competition's co-founder along with Dame Fanny Waterman asked Britten to write a further piece for the 1966 contest. He began a set of variations in the autumn of 1965 but the manuscript breaks off just before the end of the sixth of what appear to have been intended to be at least ten variations.Here in Variations (1965) for Piano Colin Matthews concludes the sixth variation and you can purchase the piano score which includes a facsimile reproduction of the first page of Britten'soriginal manuscript.

Fanny Waterman DBE has become a household name and a legend in her own lifetime and this updated edition of On Piano Teaching And Performing is packed with the knowledge know-how and advice that stems from over 40 years of teaching experience.The book's insights into the fundamentals of playing technique and of musicianship its shrewd practical advice and illuminating turn of phrase have immeasurably benefited all who teach and all who learn the Piano. Now updated from the original 1983 publication the book is filled with inspiring thoughts and words of advice not just for pianists but for all musicians.On Piano Teaching AndPerforming also features a chapter concerning local national and international competitions for which Dame Waterman has become renowned. You will also find an appendix of the Rules And Maxims For Young Pianists by Robert Schumann which are still startlingly fresh and relevant for today's musicians.