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Solo Keyboard Mixed Collections 60818 Sch 69-80 4/27/06 11:46 AM Page 69 SOLO KEYBOARD MIXED COLLECTIONS 69 ____50327800 1st Pedal Studies for Piano: Progressive Exercises ______50328500 57 Pieces Children Like to Play and Pieces (Diller/Quaile) ED2050........................................................................$12.95 ED1732..........................................................................$9.95 ______50332880 1st Solo Book for Piano Revised (Diller/Quaile) ED2956..........................................................................$6.95 ______50333260 2nd Solo Book for Piano Revised (Diller/Quaile) ED3014..........................................................................$5.95 ______50326980 3rd Solo Book for Piano (Diller/Quaile) ED1456..........................................................................$8.95 ______50326990 4th Solo Book for Piano (Diller/Quaile) ED1457..........................................................................$8.95 ______50235990 6 Piano Sonatinas ______50327250 59 Piano Solos You Like to Play by Belgian Composers Vol. 1 (Huybregts) ED1569........................................................................$14.95 Contents: Jean Absil: Sonatina (Suite Pastorale) Op. 37; ______50327360 60 Progressive Piano Pieces You Like to Play Victor De Bo: Sonatina in D; George Longue: Sonatina in ED1617........................................................................$12.95 D, Op. 32; Armand Longue: Sonatina in D minor, Op. 34; ______50329890 106 Greatest Piano Etudes, Drills and Exercises Flor Peeters: Sonatina in G, Op. 46; Marcel Poot: Sonatina Vol. 1 (Kasschau) ED2429...........................................$7.95 in D. AMP7758..............................................................$9.50 ______50258610 Album of Progressive Piano Classics ______50236230 6 Piano Sonatinas LB1314 ..........................................................................$9.95 by Belgian Composers Vol. 2 (Huybregts) ______50258620 Album of Twenty-Five Piano Classics Contents: Sonatinas by Victor de Bo, Clement d’Hooghe, LB1315 ........................................................................$14.95 George Longue, Floor Peeters, Prosper van Eechaute, Renaat Verbrugghen AMP7822-3 ...................................................................$8.75 ______50483295 20 Little Piano Pieces from Around the World This wonderful collection of 20 very easy piano pieces is based on traditional songs and dances from six continents. It includes beautiful illustrations and fascinating descriptions of various folk instruments and the people who play them, plus a helpful pronunciation guide. Fun for beginning pianists of all ages, and a great introduction to ______50500520 All Time Favorite Pieces from the world music!..................................................................$8.95 Modern Repertoire ED3489..........................................................................$6.95 ______50482214 American Classic Masters (Rosen) ______50008700 22 Pieces by Leningrad Composers ED3981........................................................................$29.95 Contents: Yablakov, Dance; Vitlin, At the Edge of the Forest, Litovko, Dance; Litovko, Song of the Mountain; Pirkovsky, Playtime, Sapozhnikov, Skipping Song; Sapozhnikov, Figures in the Funhouse Mirror; Kotlyarevsky, A Summer’s Eve; Vevrik, Gossiping; Metallidi, The Sparrows in the Cold; Metallidi, The Little Traveler; Vishkarev, A Finnish Lullaby; Vaysburd, Impatience; Slonimsky, Walking in the Rain; Voronina, Endless Waiting; Volfenson, Bagatelle; Falik, Trumpets; Tzytovich, A Sad Song; Stonimsky, Bitter Tears; Smelkov, ______50482215 American Contemporary Masters (Rosen) Bear Dance; Knaifel, The Street-Organ; Petrov, Waltz. ED3978........................................................................$29.95 AMP ............................................................................$10.95 ______50327710 25 First Grade Piano Pieces (Diller/Quaile) ED1720..........................................................................$8.95 ______50256010 32 Sonatinas and Rondos (Kleinmichel) LB693 ..........................................................................$12.95 ______50331300 36 Twentieth Century Pieces ED2734........................................................................$14.95 ______50327580 51 Pieces from the Modern Repertoire ED1672 .......................................................................$16.95 ______50482216 American Essentials (Rosen) ED3980........................................................................$16.95 60818 Sch 69-80 4/27/06 11:46 AM Page 70 70 SOLO KEYBOARD MIXED COLLECTIONS ______50482960 Four Early 20th Century Piano Suites ______50261100 Selected Piano Solos by Romantic Composers, by Black Composers (Smith) Vol. 1: Elementary Samuel Coleridge-Taylor – Three-Fours; Harry T. Burleigh LB1718 .........................................................................$9.95 – From the Southland; R. Nathaniel Dett – In the Bottoms; Artie Matthews – Five Pastime Rags LB2031 .......................................................................$19.95 ______50482656 The G. Schirmer Album of Classical Wedding Favorites 45 piano solo arrangements of classical and traditional pieces suitable for any wedding. Contains suggested programming for the different parts of th ewedding ceremony. Includes: Arioso; Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring (Bach); Adagio (Barber); Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2; Prelude, Op. 28, No. 15 ______50261110 Selected Piano Solos by Romantic Composers, (Chopin); Trumpet Anthem; Trumpet Voluntary (Clarke); Clair Vol. 2: Intermediate de Lune (Debussy); Hornpipe from Water Music; Pastoral LB1719 ........................................................................$11.95 Symphony from, Messiah (Handel); The Lord’s Prayer (Malotte); Canon (Pachelbel); Pavane (Ravel); Gymnopedie No. 1 (Satie); Ave Maria; Du Bist die Ruh (Schubert); Simple Figts (Traditional); Spring from The Four Seasons (Vivaldi); Birdal Song from Lohengrin (Wagner); plus 26 more. ..............$16.95 ______50333530 Keyboard Works for Piano: 4 Baroque Masters- Couperin/Handel/Purcell/Scarlatti ED3051..........................................................................$9.50 ______50260370 Selected Sonatinas, Book 1: Elementary Contents: Reinecke – 2 Sonatinas, Op. 136 (Nos. 1 and 2); Spindler – Sonatina, Op. 157, No. 4; Lichner – Sonatina, Op. ______50482964 Nuove perli musicali, Vol. 2 Ricordi R133217....$18.00 49, No. 1; Gurlitt – Sonatina, Op. 54, No. 4; Kuhlau – ______50326770 Off We Go! (Diller/Quaile) ED1332..........................$7.95 Sonatina, Op. 88, No. 1; Clementi – Sonatina, Op. 38, No. 3 LB1594 ..........................................................................$7.95 ______50481091 Passion and Glory: Lent and Easter Classics ______50260380 Selected Sonatinas, Book 2: Intermediate for Easy Piano Contents: Lichner – Op. 266, No. 1 in C; Reinecke – Op. A beautiful new collection of hymns, traditional, and 47, No. 1 in C; Spindler – Op. 157, No. 8 in E minor; classical music for Lent, Palm Sunday and the Easter Clementi – Op. 36, No. 6 in D; Kuhlau – Op. 20, No. 2 in season. The easy piano arrangements include lyrics. G; Dussek – Op. 20, No. 3 in F Contents: Agnus Dei from Requiem (Verdi), Ah, Holy LB1595 ..........................................................................$7.95 Jesus, All Glory Laud and Honor, Alleluia from Exultate ______50260390 Selected Sonatinas, Book 3: Lower Advanced Jubilate (Mozart), Beautiful Savior, Christ the Lord Is Risen Contents: Kuhlau – Sonatina in F, Op. 20, No. 3; Today, Crown Him with Many Crowns, God So Loved the Beethoven – Sonata in G, Op. 49, No. 2-Sonata in G, Op. World from The Crucifixion (Stainer), Hallelujah from 79; Haydn – Sonata in E minor; Mozart – Sonata in G, Messiah (Handel), He was Despised from Messiah K.283/189h LB1596 .....................................................$8.95 (Handel), I Know That My Redeemer Liveth from Messiah ______50481547 Solos for the Piano Player (Blue – Elementary) (Handel), Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring (Bach), O Divine Contents: Alpine Morning (Dittenhaver); Fast Train At Redeemer (Gounod), O Sacred Head Now Wounded, The Night (Dittenhaver); Baby Kangaroo (Garrow); Elephants Palms (Faure), Panis Angelicus (Franck), Thine Is The (Garrow); Flying Birds (Garrow); Mister Monkey Glory, Were You There?, Wondrous Love......................$7.95 (Garrow); Grasshopper Boogie (Glover); Space Men ______50333620 Piano Works by Russian Composers (Gresh) (Glover); Beginner’s Rock (Nevin); Japan Garden Contents: Tschaikovsky: The Seasons, Op. 37a (Complete); (Nevin)...........................................................................$4.95 Rachmaninoff: Ten Preludes, Op. 23; Prokofiev: Prelude, Op. 12, No. 7-Sonatina in G, Op. 54, No. 2; Scriabin: Preludes, Op. 15-Preludes, Op. 22-Preludes Op. 27- Preludes, Op. 35-Prelude, Op. 51, No. 2-Prelude, Op. 56, No. 1; Ippolitov-Ivanov: Caucasian Sketches (Dans le Defile-Dans l’Aoule-Dans la Mosquee-Cortege du Sardar) ______50481548 Solos for the Piano Player (Red – Late Elementary) ED3063 .........................................................................$9.50 Contents: Dancing Leaves (Agay); Evening (Agay); Frolic ______50329060 Schirmer’s Favorite Sacred Songs (Stickles) (Agay); Morning (Agay); Space Exhibit (Glover); Sparkling Fountains (Glover); Games (Grove); Secret Contents: Blessing; Come, Ye Blessed; Consider the Lilies; Shadows (Grove); Puppet March (Grove); Restless
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