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The Essential Late Romantic Collection is a sumptuous selection of the very best Keyboard music of the late Romantic era by composers ranging from Tchaikovsky to Fauré and beyond, all presented in one superb volume for intermediate solo Piano. The music of the Romantic era is characterised by progressive innovations in both tonal and formal expression. The works of Debussy, Tchaikovsky and Faure have become essential repertoire for any serious Piano student, forever pushing the boundaries of diatonic harmony, timing and texture into evermore complex worlds of emotion. Elsewhere you'll even find the very first hints of Jazz in the African/American sounds of Joplin's Ragtime classics. Every piece in this anthology is rich in heritage and familiar to the ears of music lovers the world over. Take this opportunity to transform your repertoire - the music has been expertly adapted to appeal to the intermediate soloist whilst retaining all the beauty and character of the original works. There's simply no better way to discover the music of the masters. Songlist: - Accelerations Waltz (Op.234) [J. Strauss Ii] - Adagietto (From Symphony No.5) [Mahler] - Agnus Dei [Fauré] - Allegretto (From Symphony No.3 In F) [Brahms] - Anitra’s Dance [Grieg] - Après Un Rêve [Fauré] - Arabesque No.1 [Debussy] - Chanson De Matin [Elgar] - Chinese Dance [Tchaikovsky] - Chorus Of The Hebrew Slaves [Verdi] - Clair De Lune [Debussy] - Démand Et Reponse [Coleridge Taylor] - Dies Irae [Verdi] - Emperor Waltz [J. Strauss Ii] - The Entertainer [Joplin] - Gymnopédie No.1 [Satie] -Humoresque, Op.101, No.7 [Dvovrák] - Hungarian Dance (In G Minor) [Brahms] - In Paradisum [Fauré] - Jerusalem [Parry] - Largo [Dvovrák] - Locus Iste [Bruckner] -Love Theme (From Romeo And Juliet) [Tchaikovsky] - Maple Leaf Rag [Joplin] - Meditation [Massenet] - Norwegian Dance (Op.35, No.2) [Grieg] - Notturno (Op.54, No.4) [Grieg] - Pavane [Fauré] - Piano Concerto In A Minor (Opening) [Grieg] - Piano Concerto, No.1 (1st Movement: Allegro) [Tchaikovsky] - Prelude (Op.11, No.4) [Scriabin] - Salut D’amour [Elgar] - Serenade For Strings In E Minor (1st Movement: Moderato) [Dvorvák] - Slavonic March (Op.31, 1st Section) [Tchaikovsky] - Song Without Words (Op.17, No.3) [Fauré] - Swan Lake (Scene From Act Ii) [Tchaikovsky] - Tango (Op.165, No.2) [Albeniz] - To A Wild Rose [Macdowell] - Violin Concerto (Slow Movement) [Bruch] - Waltz Of The Flowers [Tchaikovsky] - Waltz, Op.39, No.15 Brahms - Waltz: Voices Of Spring [J. Strauss Ii] - Wiegenlied (Cradle Song/Lullaby) [Brahms] - The Young Prince And Young Princess [Rimsky-Korsakov]
The Essential Early Romantic Collection presents a sumptuous selection of the very best Keyboard music of the early Romantic era by composers ranging from Schubert to Chopin and beyond, all presented in one superb volume for intermediate level solo piano. The music of the Romantic era is characterised by progressive innovations in both tonal and formal expression. The works of Chopin, Liszt and Schubert form an absolutely essential repertoire for any serious Piano student, forever pushing the boundaries of diatonic harmony, timing and texture into evermore complex worlds of emotion. Every piece in this anthology is rich in heritage, and familiar to the ears of music lovers the world over. Take this opportunity to transform your repertoire - the music has been expertly adapted to appeal to the intermediate soloist whilst retaining all the beauty and character of the original works. There's simply no better way to discover the music of the masters. Songlist: - Ave Maria [Schubert] - Au Fond Du Temple Saint (Duet From ‘The Pearl Fishers’) [Bizet] - Barcarolle (from The Tales Of Hoffmann) [Offenbach] - The Can-Can (from La Gaîté Parisienne) [Offenbach] - Casta Diva (from Norma) [Bellini] - Consolation No.3 [Liszt] - Eintritt (from Waldszenen) [Schumann] - Fantasie - Impromptu, Op.66 (Largo And Moderato Sections) [Chopin] - Flower Duet (from Lakmé) [Delibes] - Gopak (from Sorotchinsky Fair) [Moussorgsky] - Habañera: L’amour Est Un Oiseau Rebelle (from Carmen) [Bizet] - Impromptu, Op.90 No.2 [Schubert] - Impromptu No.3 In Gb Major [Schubert] - Liebesträume No.3 In Ab Major (Dream Of Love) [Liszt] - March To The Scaffold (from Symphonie Fantastique) [Berlioz] - Moment Musical, Op.94 No.3 [Schubert] - Nocturne (from String Quartet No.2) [Borodin] - Nocturne In Eb, Op.9 No.2 [Chopin] - Octet For Strings (1st Movement) [Mendelssohn] - O For The Wings Of A Dove [Mendelssohn] - Panis Angelicus [Franck] - Piano Concerto In A Minor (2nd Movement: Intermezzo) [Schumann] - Polonaise In A Major, Op.40 No.1 (‘Military Polonaise’) [Chopin] - Prelude (from L’arlésienne) [Bizet] - Prélude In Db Major, Op.28 No.15 (‘Raindrop Prelude’) [Chopin] - Prélude In E Minor, Op.28 No.4 [Chopin] - Promenade (from Pictures At An Exhibition) [Moussorgsky] - Radetsky March [Strauss I] - Rakoczy March [Liszt] - The Ride Of The Valkyries (from Die Walküre) [Wagner] - Sailor’s Chorus (from The Flying Dutchman) [Wagner] - Scherzo, D.593 No.1 [Schubert] - Song Without Words, Op.19 No.1 (‘Sweet Remembrance’) [Mendelssohn] - Song Without Words, Op.38 No.6 (‘Duetto’) [Mendelssohn] - To The Evening Star (from Tannhäuser) [Wagner] - Träumerei (from Kinderszenen) [Schumann] - Trout Quintet Op.114 (4th Movement: Andantino) [Schubert] - Valse In Db Major, Op.64 No.1 (‘Minute Waltz’) [Chopin] - Valse Lente (from Coppélia) [Delibes]
Romantic Rhapsodies features lyrical melodies supported by flowing left hand lines. Titles: * Celebration * Daybreak in Dublin * First Romance * Remember Autumn * Stargazer * Treasured Times
Repertoire by both well-known and lesser-known composers from the Romantic period are included in these performance editions, with commentary relating to the composers' lives and social changes in the era. Students are given an overall view of the period through an integrated arts approach. Book 1 includes music for the early intermediate to intermediate student.
Swan Lake: Music from the Ballet Arranged for Piano presents excerpts from Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece, arranged for solo piano.
The Essential Classical Collection is a sumptuous selection of the very best music of the Classical era by composers ranging from Mozart to Beethoven and beyond, all presented in one superb volume for solo Piano. The music of the Classical era is characterised by melodic elegance and formal symmetry. From the delightful wit and flamboyance of Mozart, to the passionate Sturm Und Drang of Haydn and Beethoven, the masterpieces of the Classical period are widely regarded as some of the greatest compositions ever written. Every piece in this anthology is rich in heritage. Take this opportunity to transform your repertoire - the music has been expertly adapted to appeal to the intermediate soloist whilst retaining all the beauty and character of the original works. There's simply no better way to discover the music of the masters. Songlist: - Romance In G No.4 (Six Pieces Tres Faciles Op.52) [Hummel] - Sonatina In C Op.36 No.1 [Clementi] - Sonata In C K.545 [Mozart] - Sonatine Op.3 No.1 [Weber] - Menuetto Con Variazioni (Sonata In D) [Haydn] - Serenade (String Quartet Op.3 No.5) [Haydn] - Sonata In F K.280 [Mozart] - Sonata In G Op.79 [Beethoven] - Playful Dialogue [Hummel] - Sonatina In A Minor [Benda] - Sonatina In G Op.20 No.1 [Dussek] - Sonatina In F Op.36 No.4 [Clementi] - Sonatina In G Op.20 No.2 [Kuhlau] - Andante (Symphony No.94 'The Surprise') [Haydn] - Andante Con Variazioni [Weber] - Voi Che Sapete (Le Nozze Di Figaro) [Mozart] - Adagio (Clarinet Concerto In A K.622) [Mozart] - Bagatelle In G Minor Op.119 No.1 [Beethoven] - Rondo In A [Beethoven] - Adagio Cantabile (Sonata In C Minor 'Pathetique' Op.13) [Beethoven] - Fur Elise (Bagatelle In A Minor WoO 59) [Beethoven] - Fantasia In D Minor K.397 [Mozart] - Finale (Sonata In D Hob.Xvi/37) [Haydn] - Adagio Sostenuto (Sonata In C Sharp Minor 'Moonlight' Op.27 No.2) [Beethoven] - Andante (Piano Concerto No.21 In C 'Elvira Madigan' K.467) [Mozart] - Lacrimosa (Requiem) [Mozart] - Variations On A French Folk Song 'Ah, Vous Dirai-je, Maman' K.265 [Mozart] - Dance Of The Blessed Spirits (Orfeo Ed Euridice) [Gluck] - Allegro (Serenade In G K.525 'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik') [Mozart] - Adagio Un Poco Moto (Piano Concerto No.5 'Emperor' Op.73) [Beethoven] - J'ai Perdu Mon Eurydice (Orfeo) [Gluck] - Andante (Symphony No.101 In D 'The Clock') [Haydn]
Works by 27 composers are included in this 248-page comprehensive survey of piano music written between 1750 and 1820. The pieces in this collection range in difficulty from intermediate through early-advanced levels and cover the widest range of styles and idioms of the Classical period. Historical and biographical background, performance notes and suggested realizations of ornaments are also provided by Dr. Hinson.
Intermediate pianists will enjoy these expressive romantic themes, many of which would be suitable as pre-ceremony music at weddings. Titles: * Autumn Skies * December Waltz * A Magical Night * A Moment in Time * Moonlit Garden * Morning Dove * The Sweetest of Dreams
The Late Romantic Era treats the period bounded by the 1848 revolutions and the outbreak of World War I. It examines several musical dimensions of the bourgeois cultural ascendancy of the second half of the 19th century - the growth of independent institutions of music-making, the consolidation of a standard classical repertory and the emergence of increasingly specific repertories of popular music, professional and amateur. Single chapters on particular countries or regions are framed by pairs of chapters on Vienna, Paris and the German cities. In an opening chapter Dr Samson places the later geographical surveys within a thematic context which embraces social and economic change, political ideology and the climate of ideas.
This volume brings together twenty-two of the most diverse and stimulating journal articles on classical and romantic performing practice, representing a rich vein of enquiry into epochs of music still very much at the forefront of current concert repertoire. In so doing, it provides a wide range of subject-based scholarship. It also reveals a fascinating window upon the historical performance debate of the last few decades in music where such matters still stimulate controversy.