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Variations, Volume I
Titles: * 6 Variations, Opus 34 * 15 Variations with Fugue, Opus 35 * 6 Variations, Opus 76 * 33 Variations (Diabelli Variations), Opus 120 * 12 Variations on the Russian Dance from the ballet "Das Waldmädchen" * 24 Variations on "Vieni amore" by Righini * 32 Variations in C Major
The Giant Book of Intermediate Classical Piano Music: Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics
(Piano). 269 pieces by 32 composers nearly 400 pages of music!
Two-part inventions
Classical/Opera Piano Solos
The Big Bands
In this book you will find an astounding 400 biographies that highlight the history and personnel of the great bands. It is organized into four sections: “The Big Bands--Then” (the scene, the leaders, the public, the musicians, vocalists, arrangers and businessmen, recordings, radio, movies and the press); “Inside the Big Bands” (profiles of 72 top bands); “Inside More of the Big Bands” (hundreds of additional profiles arranged by categories (“The Arranging Leaders,” “The Horn-playing Leaders,” etc.); and “The Big Bands Now.” The Big Bands is one of the best books on the subject. It is both readable and an invaluable reference source for the study of jazz standards since many were written by big band leaders or musicians or were popularized through their performances and recordings. The index is comprehensive with names but lists no songs. George T. Simon was one of the original organizers and members of the Glenn Miller Orchestra for which he played the drums. He was also one of the first writers for Metronome Magazine where he remained from 1935 until 1955.
Three-Part Inventions
The edition of Johan Sebastian Bach's fifteen 3-Part Inventions, edited by Carl Czerny, contains editorial additions, including dynamics, fingering and tempo indications.
Arias for Soprano, Volume 2
(Vocal Collection). The G. Schirmer Opera Anthology series revolutionized opera aria study after its release in 1991. There are so many wonderful soprano arias that a second volume was warranted. The music is predominantly for lyric soprano. As in the original volumes, these are new, clean editions, with historical and plot information about each of the 32 arias included.
60 Progressive Piano Pieces You Like to Play
(Piano Collection). Contents: Brahms: Cardle Song, Waltz in Ao, Op. 39, No. 15 * J.S. Bach: Minuet, Prelude in C * Beethoven: Fur Elise, Minuet in G, Sonatina No. 1 in G, Sonatina No. 2 in F * Schumann: The Merry Farmer, Soldiers' March, The Wild Horseman * Schubert: Serenade * Mendelssohn: Venetian Boat-Song No. 2 * Tchaikovsky: Christmas ("December" from The Seasons, Op. 37a, No. 12), None But the Lonely Heart * Haydn: Gypsy Rondo, Minuetto Giocoso * Case: Around the Hills * Godard: Au Matin, Op. 83; Second Mazurka in Bo, Op. 54 * Heller: L'Avalanche (Etude) * Offenbach: Barcarolle * Ijinsky: Berceuse (Lullaby) * Strauss: Blue Danube Waltz * Wagner: Bridal Chorus (Lohengrin) * Bilbro: The ...
Arias for Bass
(Vocal Collection). Contents: Mozart: O Isis und Osiris (Die Zauberflote) * In diesen heil'gen Hallen (Die Zauberflote) Rossini: La calunnia (Il Barbiere di Siviglia) * Miei rampolli femminini (La Cenerentola) C.M. von Weber: Schweig'! schweig'! damit dich Niemand warnt (Der Freischutz) Bellini: Vi ravviso (La Sonnambula) Donizetti: Dalle stanze ove Lucia (Lucia di Lammermoor) * Ah! un faco insolito (Don Pasquale) Meyerbeer: Pour les couvents c'est fini (Piff, paff) (Les Huguenots) Verdi: Infelice! e tuo credevi (Ernani) * Come dal ciel precipita (Macbeth) * O tu, Palermo (I Vespri Sicilianni) * Il lacerato spirito (Simon Boccanegra) Nicolai: Als Bublein klein (Die Lustigen Weiber von Windsor) Gounod: Le veau d'or est toujours debout! (Faust) * Vous qui faites l'endormie (Faust) Bizet: Quand la flamme de l'amour (La Jolie Fille de Perth) Tchaikovsky: Gemin's Aria (Eugen Onegin) Massenet: Epouse quelque brave fille (Manon) Puccini: Vecchia zimarra, senti (La Boheme) Weill: Let Things Be Like They Always Was (Street Scene) Thomson: What, what is it? (The Mother of Us All).
