Stephen Heller

Immerse yourself in a world of rich pianistic colors and profound emotions: The "3 Préludes op. 117" take pianists on a journey through a captivating musical kaleidoscope. Each of the three preludes c...

It is absolutely without reason that Stephen Heller lives in the shadows both in terms of concert life and piano lessons - even though the pianist, who was born in Budapest in 1813 and died in Paris i...

It is absolutely without reason that Stephen Heller lives in the shadows both in terms of concert life and piano lessons - even though the pianist, who was born in Budapest in 1813 and died in Paris i...

It is absolutely without reason that Stephen Heller lives in the shadows both in terms of concert life and piano lessons - even though the pianist, who was born in Budapest in 1813 and died in Paris i...

It is absolutely without reason that Stephen Heller lives in the shadows both in terms of concert life and piano lessons even though the pianist, who was born in Budapest in 1813 and died in Paris in...

Unleash the exhilarating energy and pianistic fire of the "Tarantelle in A-flat major, Op. 85/2". This captivating work for solo piano sweeps performers and audiences alike into a whirlwind of virtuos...

Unleash the exhilarating energy and pianistic fire of the "Tarantelle in A-flat major, Op. 85/2". This captivating work for solo piano sweeps performers and audiences alike into a whirlwind of virtuos...

Stephen Heller (1813-1888), firmly established in European music history due to his acquaintance with Chopin, Liszt, Berlioz and Schumann, is one of the most important representatives of the Romantic...

A light-hearted, humorous, and rapid triplet motif characterize this famous composition by nineteenth century composer Stephen Heller, who wrote hundreds of musical miniatures of which this is probabl...

This may be Stephen Heller's most recognizable piece and is a perfect study for an intermediate level pianist, with triplets, accents, pedaling and dynamic challenges to add to the excitement.

This majestic piece by the 19th century composer remains a favorite of music teachers and students. Full chords in both hands cover a large range of the piano keyboard. The frequent dotted rhythms add...