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Moonlight Sonata and Friends Beginner Piano Collection
Popular Classics for Beginner Pianists by SilverTonalities!
With Letter Names embedded in Noteheads to enable Beginner Pianists to read Music quickly and accurately!
PREVIEW, pages 1-2
ARIOSO BWV 156, is a Cantata written by the famous German Baroque Composer Johann Sebastian Bach in 1729. A Cantata is a Vocal composition with an Instrumental Accompaniment typically in several Movements and often including a Choir, pages 3-6
HUNGARIAN DANCE NUMBER 6 by the German Romantic Composer, Johannes Brahms, originates from a set of 21 Pieces on a Hungarian Theme completed in 1879, pages 7-9
REVERIE L68 is a delicate, gentle and dreamy Piano Solo Piece which was written in 1890 by the popular French Impressionistic/Romantic Era Composter, Claude Debussy, pages 10-12
MARCH OF THE PRIESTS from the famous Austrian Composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts 2 Act Opera The Magic Flute K260 (Die Zauberflote), which premiered in 1791 and contains Masonic Ritual Elements as well as Fairy Tale themes, pages 13-15
ROMEO AND JULIET is an Overture Fantasy by the Russian Romantic Era Composer, Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Based on William Shakespeares famous Play Romeo and Juliet, it premiered in Moscow in 1870, pages 16-19
PAS DES FLEURS (Dance of the Flowers) is known as the Grand Waltz from the 1867 Ballet Naila by the French Romantic Composer, Leo Delibes, pages 20-23
HORNPIPE from the famous German Baroque Composer, George Friedrich Handels, Water Music, is from a collection of 3 Orchestral Suites which premiered in 1717, pages 24-26
MOONLIGHT SONATA 1ST MOVEMENT Theme, from Ludwig van Beethovens Piano Sonata Number 14 In C Sharp Minor Opus 27, Number 2, which was written in 1801 and dedicated to his student, Countess Giulietta Guicciardi, pages 27-30
PAVANE OF A SLEEPING BEAUTY (Pavane de le Belle au bois dormant) was written by the French 19th Century Composer, Maurice Ravel, and is the first Piece from his popular Mother Goose Suite, pages 31-33
THE GLADIATOR MARCH was written in 1886 by the American Composer John Philip Sousa while he was serving as the leader of the United States Marine Corps Band, pages 34-36
WHERE THE LEMON TREES BLOOM (Wo die Zitronen Bluhen), Opus 364 written by the Austrian Composer Johann Strauss Junior in 1874, pages 37-39
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