wise publications easy classics to moderns piano solo woodbrass deutschland

descriptionenthusiastic response from music educators and teachers greeted the publication in 1968 of the first volume in the classics to moderns series since then as additional titles were added the series has won widespread praise and universal acceptance by both teachers and students as a valuable and unique library of piano materials all those interested in the literature for the piano have been well served by denes agay s intelligent compilations and by his jusicious editing the series set a new high standard for piano teaching materials and is distinghished by an editorial approach that remains faithful to the composer s intentions these 142 pieces by the masters of piano literature date from the second half of the 17th century to the present daysonglista farewell purcell henry a regal dance turk daniel gottlob adagio mozart wolfgang amadeus air purcell henry allegretto bach carl philipp emanuel allegro mozart wolfgang amadeus an old romance heller stephen andante mozart wolfgang amadeus andantino haydn joseph andantino schubert franz arabesque burgmuller friedrich bagatelle beethoven ludwig van bagatelle hummel johann nepomuk bouree telemann georg philip burleske mozart leopold capriccio italienne op 45 tchaikovsky pytor ilyich carefree turk daniel gottlob carnaval couperin francois chit chat kabalevsky dmitri chromatic polka kohler louis circle dance villa lobos heitor clock the kullak theodor constante villa lobos heitor cradle song kullak theodor dance intermezzo bertini henri dance with me volkmann robert ecossaise weber carl maria von ecossaise in g beethoven ludwig van evening in the meadow rebikoff vladimir evening song turk daniel gottlob fairy tale kabalevsky dmitri first dance kabalevsky dmitri four landlers schubert franz four short canons kunz konrad m fugue in classic style miaskovsky nicolas gavotte turk daniel gottlob gavotte and variation h ndel georg friedrich gavotte en forma rondo dandrieu jean francois german dance beethoven ludwig van ger