Piezas clásicas para piano

The Piano reduction of Poulenc's choreographic concerto for piano and 18 instruments.

This happy, percolating little piece was composed for the great Vladimir Horowitz. Now available separately.

Inédito. Compositor ya del Menuet antique (1895), Ravel parece haber escrito el Menuet en do sostenido menor en la misma época que la Sonatine para piano (1903-1905), esta última incluyendo también, c...

Colección de piezas que Ravel compuso bajo seudónimo para entretenimiento coreográfico. Las piezas nunca se publicaron en vida del compositor y solo existen en forma de manuscritos parciales.

This second THE BEST OF… Satie is a collection of piano works focusing on the representative arts - stage and cinema, music, ballet pieces that are too often overlooked by pianists. Appearing here in...

All the corpus of Chopins STUDIES (Op. 10 and Op. 25) in one volume, with commentary from Alfred Cortot. For each piece Cortot suggests how to solve difficulties, including additional fingering. Also...

While Canon in D was originally written for strings, this Alexander Cole transcription captures the true essence of what was the composer's intent. Many feel this Masterpiece Edition from Santorella P...

The Rondo Alla Turca, the last movement of Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 11 in A Major, K. 331, is one of his most recognizable pieces. The Masterpiece Edition of this Mozart classic is exclusively distri...

One of Beethoven's most recognizable themes from the Symphony No. 9. This wonderful transcription by Russ Lombardi is meant for upper level intermediate piano students. This Masterpiece Edition of Bee...

With the study of the piano so wide-spread and the number of quality pianists so numerous, a much higher standard of execution is expected. To perform a piece of a degree of special difficulty, it wou...

From the 4th movement of the Symphony No. 9, this Beethoven classic, Ode To Joy was the musical theme of the 1998 Summer Olympics. The live global performance conducted by Seiji Ozawa included a 2, 00...

Johann Pachelbel's 'Canon In D' is one of the most significant examples of counterpoint ever used in musical composition. This timeless classic, originally written in the 1600's for harpsichord, has b...

Giacomo Pucccini (1858-1924) was a highly criticized yet respected operatic composer of Italian descent. Although he was overshadowed by his fellow countryman, Giusseppi Verdi, Giacomo created some me...