Quadrille

This volume in The World's Great Classical Music series features 34 piano pieces by C.P.E. Bach, J.C. Bach, Beethoven, Benda, Cimarosa, Clementi, Diabelli, Dittersdorf, Dussek, Haydn, Hummel, Kuhlau, Mozart and Turk. The 16 transcriptions for piano include symphony movements by Beethoven, Haydn and Mozart, and concerto movements by Mozart and Haydn. The amount of music and the quality of the edition make this an excellent value.

Waltz King Johann Strauss was one of Vienna's great musical masters of the 19th century. This collection presents easy to intermediate solo piano transcriptions of his most famous music, including: Artist's Life • The Beautiful Blue Danube • Cagliostro Waltzes • Carnival in Rome Polka • Die Fledermaus Quadrille • Emperor Waltz • Kiss Waltz • Pizzicato-Polka • Roses from the South • Sweetheart Waltz • Tales from the Vienna Woods • and more. The pieces are in their extensive, complete form. Includes a biography of the composer.

The Waltz King was one of Vienna's great musical masters of the 19th century. This outstanding collection in our acclaimed World's Great Classical Music Series presents intermediate to advanced solo piano transcriptions of his most famous music: 28 waltzes, polkas and quadrilles. Includes: Artist's Life • The Beautiful Blue Danube • Die Fledermaus Overture • Emperor Waltz • Kiss Waltz • New Vienna • Pizzicato-Polka • Tales from the Vienna Woods • and more. The pieces are faithfully transcribed and newly engraved, and appear in their extensive, complete concert waltz form. Includes a biography of the composer.

Piano Practice Games coordinates theory, technique and creativity with the actual music in the Piano Lessons book. These imaginative games help students learn and memorize each piece faster. The flexible activities are easy-to-use for either private or group lessons. Whether used during the lesson or at home, Piano Games 'plays with' each piece aurally, visually, and physically.

Opera "Aida" Giuseppe Verdiego powstała w 1869 roku na zamówienie Ismailiana Paszę, chedywę Egiptu, na uroczyste otwarcie Kanału Sueskiego. Dzieło zawarte jest w czterech aktach. Prapremiera w Kairze odbyła się po wojnie, 24 grudnia 1871 roku, natomiast polska premiera miała miejsce w Teatrze Wielkim w Warszawie, 23 listopada 1875 (w oryginalnej wersji językowej). W publikacji zawarto utwór "Quadrille" z opery Verdiego, w transkrypcji fortepianowej Antona Rosenkranza.
Stan publikacji: dostateczny, strony zabrudzone, z zagnieceniami.