Pieces Collection For Piano. Music School 2-3

A timeless classic in the Carl Fischer Piano Catalog Masterpieces of Piano Music is one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of standard piano compositions ever published. This handsome volume covers all fields of classic modern light and operatic piano music. All pieces are edited and selected in this collection by Albert E Wier and features works by noted composers including Beethoven (Moonlight Sonata) Grieg (Erotik) Strauss (Traumerie Op.9 No. 4) Chopin (Nocturne Op.9 No.2) and many others. A must for every serious piano student.

This collection contains 8 children's Piano pieces by Malcolm Arnold. Colourful and evocative the works in this volume are great fun for young pianists to learn play and perform. The playful tunes in this book will certainly capture children's imaginations making Piano practice an enjoyable pastime. 8 Children's Pieces For Piano contains works with varying levels of difficulty that are suitable for children at a Grade 2-6 standard. This collection includes the pieces: Across the Plains Dancing Tune Giants Strolling Tune The Buccaneer The Duke Goes A-Hunting Tired Bagpipes and Two Sad Hands.

Par PERKOWSKI PIOTR. Easy Pieces for Piano by Piotr Perkowski is a collection of nine compositions first published by PWM in the '40s and' 50s of the 20th century. The pieces are intended for first-grade students of a music school, but not for the very beginning of their adventure with the piano, but for the following years of study (grades 4-6). Recipients will meet in a set of varied compositions that allow you to practice legato, staccato, fast rhythmic flows and irregular rhythms at various speeds. The titles of the compositions refer to simple musical forms, children's games and the everyday life of the youngest. The renewed edition from 2022, in a format that is convenient for children, is a great addition to the library of the youngest pianists. / Date parution : 2022-12-12/ Recueil / Piano

More fun pieces for piano-That's A Good Tune! Book 2: Fun pieces for Piano published by Kevin Mayhew. Features titles from various artists. Includes fun pieces such as Dolly's Doodles; Haggis Hunting; HippyHabanera; In Days of Old; Jim Knobbly Knees; Joshua's Dream; Lazy Bones; Lost Lullaby; Lullaby for Lulu; Runaway Train; Strudel Stroll; Three men ina boat; Three house and Warm Ice Cream.

Fun pieces for piano-Fifteen fun pieces for Piano. Book 1 in this series of three books for young pianists. With illustrations by Roy Mitchell.

Fifteen of Rachmaninov's masterpieces for Piano including six original works and nine transcriptions of the orchestral works of others.

Terry Riley most commonly associated with the minimalist and experimental schools of music draws influence from a vast number of sources including jazz and Indian classical music. In turn his influence on contemporarycomposers and music in general is enormous and with this collection of his Piano Works you can learn a selection of his fascinating hypnotic and simply stunning compositions for soloPiano. As one of the founders of western music's minimalist movement Riley's works have been acclaimed as forays into ever-expanding loops of rhythm and melody music that instead of being listenedto immerses and envelops you. His early works such as 'In C' spearheaded this innovative idea beginning a career unmatched by other avant-garde composers. With The Piano Works this collection of TerryRiley sheet music finally brings together some of his best-loved and most acclaimed works for solo Piano like The Philosopher's Hand and Two Pieces For Piano. Featuring an extensiveforeword by Terry Riley himself this is not just a collection of sheet music it's almost a work of art: a brilliant publication featuring some beautifully engraved music along with words by a geniuscomposer. Riley gives a vast amount of fascinating biographical and compositional information about his included Piano Works such as Keyboard Study No.1 and No.2 Be Kind ToOne Another (Rag) and The Heaven Ladder Book 7. At times humourous and always eloquent his foreword tells the story of this composer's journey from humble Piano lessons to masterpieces and an unfathomable influence it's just great. Finally at the end of the book a selection of facsimiles of Riley's own handwritten scores is included letting you see what the music looks like from the man's own hand. As

Béla Bartók wrote the first four volumes of the Mikrokosmos as a series of beginning Piano exercises for his son Péter. The great Hungarian composer's complete six-volume collection represents one of the most comprehensive anthologies of contemporary technique ever assembled. This edition consisting of the first two volumes presents more than 100 pieces of study material suitable for first- and second-year students.  In a 1945 radio interview Bartók explained 'The Mikrokosmos is a cycle of 153 pieces for Piano written with adidactic purpose. That is to give piano pieces which can be used from the very beginning and then going on. It is graded according to difficulties. And the word Mikrokosmosmay be interpreted as a series of pieces in many different styles representing a small world. Or it may be interpreted as 'world of the little ones the children.'' This volume constitutes the definitive edition of Bartók's tutorials drawing upon all known manuscripts and the printed originals for a corrected version approved by the composer's son and the first student to benefit from these exercises.