By François Couperin
Edited by Margery Halford\Series: Alfred Masterwork Edition
Category: Piano Collection
Format: Book
Instrument: Piano
Level: Intermediate / Early Advanced
An important 18th-century instruction book, Couperin's The Art of Playing the Harpsichord contains valuable information on technique, fingering, phrasing, ornamentation and keyboard performance style. Halford's scholarly introduction includes a biographical sketch of the composer, a thorough discussion of French Baroque ornamentation and a useful summary of Couperin's style. The eight preludes used by Couperin to illustrate his approach are musical gems rarely found in other collections.
Product Code
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580
Shipping Weight
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0.35 kilograms
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Early to Mid-Intermediate Level
Series: Willis
Publisher: Willis Music
Composer: Jean-Baptiste Duvernoy
Piano Level: Early to Mid-Intermediate
Revised, fingered and annotated by Thomas a'Becket. Written to precede Czerny's School of Velocity studies.
Debussy confidently wrote to his publisher Jacques Durand in August 1905:
“I believe – without unwarranted vanity – that these three pieces will prove to be good and that they will take a prominent place in the literature of piano music … to the left of Schumann or to the right of Chopin … as you like it”.
Instrumentation: Piano
Composed by Robert Schumann
Edited by Keith Snell.
Format: Biographies (Book)
Level: Intermediate
Series: Neil A. Kjos Master Composer Library
Classification: Romantic Period.
With standard notation, fingerings and composer biography. Op. 68. 75 pages