Essential Keyboard Repertoire, Volume 1

Description

100 Early Intermediate Selections in Their Original Form – Baroque to Modern

This exciting edition contains 100 early intermediate selections in their original form, spanning the Baroque period to present day. The repertoire, which includes several minuets, folk dances, character pieces and much more, has been carefully graded and selected for student appeal by editor Lynn Freeman Olson.

Kim O'Reilly Newman holds a Master of Music degree from the University of Illinois. She has performed throughout North America and Europe with the Hambro Quartet of Pianos and was an editor and recording pianist for Alfred Music. Kim is a brain tumor survivor and now specializes in performing music for the left hand.

Contents:

A Little Flower [Op. 205, No. 11] Cornelius Gurlitt

Adagio – Daniel Steibelt

Allegro [K. 3] – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Allemande – Carl Czerny

Arabesque [Op. 100, No. 2] – Johann Freidrich Burgmüller

Arioso – Daniel Gottlob Türk

Autumn – Samuel Maykapar

Badinage [Op. 197] – Cornelius Gurlitt

Bourlesq – Leopold Mozart

Bourrée – George Frederic Handel

Brief Story [Op. 39, No. 22] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

Clowns [Op. 39, No. 20] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

Dance – Christian Gottlob Neefe

Écossaise – Ludwig van Beethoven

Écossaise – Franz Schubert

Entrée – Ignaz Joseph Pleyel

Etude – Cornelius Gurlitt

Etude [Op. 17, No. 6] – Félix Le Couppey

Etude [Op. 176, No. 24] – Jean Baptiste Duvernoy

Etude [Op. 24, No. 8] – Guiseppe Concone

Fanfare Minuet – William Duncombe

Fantasia – Georg Philipp Telemann

Folk Dance – Béla Bartók

Folk Dance [Op. 39, No. 17] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

German DanceLudwig van Beethoven

German DanceFranz Joseph Haydn

Gypsy Dance – Franz Joseph Haydn

Hungarian Folk Song – Béla Bartók

Hunting Music [Op. 210, No. 5] – Cornelius Gurlitt

In Church – Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Jumping [Op. 39, No. 15] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

Little Fable [Op. 27, No. 9] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

Little Song [Op. 27, No. 2] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

March – Dmitri Shostakovich

Marche – Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

Melody [Op. 68, No. 1] – Robert Schumann

Menuet – Anonymous

Menuet – Georg Christoph Wagenseil

Menuet – Christian Petzold

Menuet – Jean-Baptiste Lully

Menuet en Rondeau – Jean-Philippe Rameau

Minuet – James Hook

Minuet – Carlos De Seixas

Minuet – Georg Philipp Telemann

Minuet – Johann Sebastian Bach

Minuet – Leopold Mozart

Minuet – Wilhelm Friedemann Bach

Minuet – Béla Bartók

Minuet – Leopold Mozart

Minuet – Johann Krieger

Minuet – Leopold Mozart

Minuet [K. 2] – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Minuet [K. 6] – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Minuet and Trio [K. 1] – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Minuetto – Johann Christian Bach; Francesco Pasquale Ricci

Morning Greeting [Op. 130, No. 1] – Cornelius Gurlitt

Musette – Félix Le Couppey

Musette – Anonymous

Never a Dull Moment – Daniel Gottlob Türk

Nostalgic Song [Op. 98] – Alexander Gretchaninov

Passepied – George Frederic Handel

Play Song – Béla Bartók

Playing Soldiers [Op. 31, No. 4] – Vladimir Rebikov

Polonaise – Anonymous

Prayer – Cornelius Gurlitt

Risoluto – Johann Christian Bach; Francesco Pasquale Ricci

Rondino – Daniel Gottlob Türk

Russian Folk Song – Ludwig van Beethoven

Scherzando – Johann Friedrich Reichardt

Scherzino – Samuel Maykapar

Scherzo – Cornelius Gurlitt

Scherzo [Op. 39, No. 12] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

Soldier's March [Op. 68, No. 2] – Robert Schumann

Soldier's Song – Louis Köhler

Sonatina – William Duncombe

Song – Béla Bartók

Tale – Samuel Maykapar

The Bear – Vladimir Rebikov

The Clown – Vladimir Rebikov

The Fifers – Jean-François Dandrieu

The Hunting Horns and the Echo – Daniel Gottlob Türk

The Little Prankster [Op. 117, No. 18] – Cornelius Gurlitt

The Little Trifle – François Couperin

Toccatina [Op. 27, No. 12] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

Valse – Muzio Clementi

Variations on a Russian Folk Song [Op. 51, No. 1] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

Waltz [Op. 39, No. 13] – Dmitri Kabalevsky

Wild Rider – Robert Schumann