Partituras para piano, órgano y acordeón

These collections offer fun-to-play finger-pattern exercises designed to provide the foundation for future success. Each lesson is presented in an instructional and enjoyable way demonstrating the bui...

The 'very best,' the 'cream of the cream.' These late-elementary to early-intermediate pieces were selected both for their beauty as well as for their appropriateness as classical repertoire study at...

Charles Chaynes: Capriccio (Piano solo)

In Sanskrit, the word Vrishti means 'rain' and in the Hindu context, the word evokes (divine) light falling onthe world like rain, the influx of luminous thoughts.

Ever since its premiere just over a century ago, The Mikado has consistently held the stages as one of the world's best-loved comic operas. The story tells how Nanki-Poo, son of the Mikado, overcomes...

Sechs bekannte Melodien aus verschiedenen Werken von Arthur Sullivan, in Bearbeitungenvon Henry Duke, sind in diesem Band versammelt.

The idea of composing 'Games' was suggested by children playing spontaneously, children for whom the piano still means a toy. They experiment with it, caress it, attack it and run their fingers over i...

The two piano pieces were inspired by a statue which can be seen in the Egyptian Collection of the Louvre in Paris. The full-length portrait of the couple holding hands was carved in wood by the unkno...

In the autumn of 1974 György Kurtág began to copy selected pieces from the series Games into a music notebook for Zoltán Kocsis who was his student in earlier years and who, throughout his entire life...

In the autumn of 1974 György Kurtág began to copy selected pieces from the series Games into a music notebook for Zoltán Kocsis who was his student in earlier years and who, throughout his entire life...

The idea of composing 'Games' was suggested by children playing spontaneously, children for whom the piano still means a toy. They experiment with it, caress it, attack it and run their fingers over i...

The idea of composing 'Games' was suggested by children playing spontaneously, children for whom the piano still means a toy. They experiment with it, caress it, attack it and run their fingers over i...