Works for Piano Four Hands Band 1 Based on the sources ed. by Joachim Draheim. ． 4()
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Composer: Schumann, Robert
Arranger: Draheim, Joachim
Editor: Ishikawa, Noriko / Kratzer, Manfred
Instrument: piano (4 hands)
Publisher: Wiener Urtext Edition
Robert Schumann's intention to create valuable and, with regard to didactics, sensibly created music for children and young people was not limited to the world-famous Album für die Jugend Op. 68 for piano (1848). Apart from Liederalbum für die Jugend Op. 79 (1849), he also created two works which should encourage four-handed piano playing. These were the progressively arranged 12 vierhändige Klavierstücke für kleine und große Kinder Op. 85 (1849) and Kinderball Op. 130 (1853), which put the Sechs leichte Tanzstücke together into a charming archaic suite. Based on the score of the New Schumann Complete Edition (ed. by Joachim Draheim und Bernhard Appel), the new edition of the Wiener Urtext Edition for the first time presents a reliable urtext based on the sources, including a hitherto unpublished easy piano piece which was intended for Op. 85.
Arranger: Draheim, Joachim
Editor: Ishikawa, Noriko / Kratzer, Manfred
Instrument: piano (4 hands)
Publisher: Wiener Urtext Edition
Song List:
Geburtstagsmarsch aus op. 85 - Bärentanz aus op. 85 - Gartenmelodie aus op. 85 - Beim Kränzewinden aus op. 85 - Kroatenmarsch aus op. 85 - Trauer aus op. 85 - Turniermarsch aus op. 85 - Reigen aus op. 85 - Am Springbrunnen aus op. 85 - Verstecken's aus op. 85 - Gespenstermärchen aus op. 85 - Abendlied aus op. 85 - Klavierstück zu vier Händen C-Dur op. 85 Anh. - Kinderball (Sechs leicht Tanzstücke) op. 130 - VIII Polonaises Anh. G1 - Ball-Szenen op. 109 - Bilder aus Osten op. 66 - Fantasiestücke op. 73
Robert Schumann's intention to create valuable and, with regard to didactics, sensibly created music for children and young people was not limited to the world-famous Album für die Jugend Op. 68 for piano (1848). Apart from Liederalbum für die Jugend Op. 79 (1849), he also created two works which should encourage four-handed piano playing. These were the progressively arranged 12 vierhändige Klavierstücke für kleine und große Kinder Op. 85 (1849) and Kinderball Op. 130 (1853), which put the Sechs leichte Tanzstücke together into a charming archaic suite. Based on the score of the New Schumann Complete Edition (ed. by Joachim Draheim und Bernhard Appel), the new edition of the Wiener Urtext Edition for the first time presents a reliable urtext based on the sources, including a hitherto unpublished easy piano piece which was intended for Op. 85.