The Russian School of Piano Playing Vol. 2 Second Repertoire Album
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$2,440TWD
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Original price
$2,440TWD
Original price
$2,440TWD
$2,440TWD
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$2,440TWD
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$2,440TWD
Arranger: Haroutiunian, Nariné
Instrument: piano
Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes
This collection of piano repertoire pieces are designed to be used in conjunction with The Russian School of Piano Playing, Vol. 2, but are of course entirely suitable for pupils who have not previously used this method.The selection of pieces includes classical and modern western music, as well as Russian compositions drawn from the standard Soviet repertoire for children.The aim of this album is to provide teachers with material which will inspire pupils towards a higher standard of performance. It is intended that the teacher should choose pieces selectively from the contents of the books, and - as with any repertoire collection - not merely go through them in strict order.Pupils should also be encouraged to learn the chosen pieces from memory, and to play them stylistically. In this way the routine of daily practice will be enhanced.
Instrument: piano
Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes
Song List:
Rakov: The Morning Lesson - J. S. Bach: Minuet in G Minor - Sviridov: The Skipping Girl - Tchaikovsky: Waltz - Churkhulidze: Chorale - Sorokin: A Skipping Rope - Makarov: Waltz for the Doll - Bartók: Children at Play - Kabalevsky: An Old Dance - Revutsky: Lullaby - Couperin: Fanfare - Rakov: Carefree - Geviksman: Poland - Maxwell Davies: Calm Water - Tchaikovsky: The New Doll - Shostakovich: Clockwork Doll - Schumann: Stückchen - Makarov: Triads - J. Haydn: Menuet & Trio - Mozart: Minuetto - Handel - Corrente - Tamberg: Study - Shostakovich: Hurdy-Gurdy - Khachaturian: A Little Song - Prokofief: Marche - Arutiunian: Sonatina (1st movement) - Clementi: Sonatina (1st & 2nd movements) - Stravinsky: Valse des Fleurs (Duet)
This collection of piano repertoire pieces are designed to be used in conjunction with The Russian School of Piano Playing, Vol. 2, but are of course entirely suitable for pupils who have not previously used this method.The selection of pieces includes classical and modern western music, as well as Russian compositions drawn from the standard Soviet repertoire for children.The aim of this album is to provide teachers with material which will inspire pupils towards a higher standard of performance. It is intended that the teacher should choose pieces selectively from the contents of the books, and - as with any repertoire collection - not merely go through them in strict order.Pupils should also be encouraged to learn the chosen pieces from memory, and to play them stylistically. In this way the routine of daily practice will be enhanced.