Mikrokosmos - Books 1 & 2
Mikrokosmos - Books 1 & 2
- Formación Piano
- Edición Partituras
- Editorial Dover Publications
- Nº de pedido 0486824462
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Béla Bartok wrote the first four volumes of the Mikrokosmos as a series of beginning Piano exercises for his son Péter. The great Hungarian composer's completesix-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 studymaterial suitable for first- and second-year students.
In a 1945 radio interview, Bartok explained, 'The Mikrokosmos is a cycle of 153 pieces for Piano, written withadidactic 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 piecesin 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 Bartok'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.
This edition, consisting of the first two volumes, presents more than 100 pieces of studymaterial suitable for first- and second-year students.
In a 1945 radio interview, Bartok explained, 'The Mikrokosmos is a cycle of 153 pieces for Piano, written withadidactic 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 piecesin 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 Bartok'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.