Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: spartiti medio

Hymn of Praise was composed in 1840 to celebrate the four-hundredth anniversary of the invention of printing. Scored for two soprano and tenor soloists, SATB and orchestra. English text by J. Alfred N...

An exciting opener for any concert or festival, the educationally appropriate bowings and fingerings in this original literature will save precious rehearsal time and lead to a professional sound. A p...

An exciting opener for any concert or festival, the educationally appropriate bowings and fingerings in this original literature will save precious rehearsal time and lead to a professional sound. A p...

An exciting opener for any concert or festival, the educationally appropriate bowings and fingerings in this original literature will save precious rehearsal time and lead to a professional sound. A p...

Contents: The Adieu - Agitation - Boat-Song - The Brook - Confidence - Consolation (Still, Still With Thee) - Contemplation - Delirium - The Departure - Duet, Op. 38, No. 6 - Elegy - The Evening Star...

Two Pianos, Four Hands. 2 Copies needed to perform.

Originally titled 'Six Christmas Pieces' in the original English edition. The more generic name 'Kinderstucke' or 'Children's Pieces' was later considered more suitable, firstly as the works were comp...

Mendelssohn wrote three sets of variations in 1841, but this is regarded as the finest of the set and was the only one of the three works to be published in his lifetime.

Contents: Andante and Variations, Op. 83a - Allegro Brilliante, Op. 92.

The piece begins with an intense, repeated-note figure. The composer runs through the same material twice, varying it the second time around and closing on E major.

Felix Mendelssohn wrote the Praeludium In E Minor fourteen years after writing the Fugue which is its partner. The piece opens out from a four-bar unharmonised theme into a dramatic piece with a fast...

Work for Solo Piano from the Op. 67 'Lieder Ohne Worte' collection.

This short Song without words, not published until 1951, is a particularly charming and characteristic composition. It has been edited by Jack Werner.

Contents: Six Pieces for Children, Op. 72 - Characteristic Piece (With Longing) - Andante (from Fantasie, Op. 16, No. 1) - Wedding March (from A Midsummer Night's Dream) - Scherzo, Op. 16, No. 2 - Pra...

These pieces are delightfully challenging for intermediate pianists and their musical messages are invariably interesting and clear. Editor Willard A. Palmer has maintained the music in its orginal fo...

The second volume of the outstanding Breitkopf and Hartel edition of Mendelssohn's complete works for solo piano.

Song Without Words Op.19 No.1, for Piano Solo, composed by Felix Mendelssohn and arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

Duetto No.6, Op.38, composed by Felix Mendelssohn. Taken from 'The Advanced Pianist Book 2', edited by Karen Marshall and Mark Tanner, arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

Spring Song (from 'Songs Without Words, Op.62, No.6'), composed by Felix Mendelssohn and selected by Dame Fanny Waterman for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

Kinderstücke No.2 Op.72, composed by Felix Mendelssohn and selected by Dame Fanny Waterman for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

Song without Words, Op. 19 No. 1 by Felix Mendelssohn. Arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

Although Mendelssohn had mastery of many musical forms, the Piano held a special place in his heart and his music for the medium is renowned for its spontanaity, melodiousness and simple, transparent...

This fantastic collection of simple miniatures contains over 45 of Mendelssohn's finest Lieder Ohne Worte or Songs Without Words, arranged for Piano Solo and edited by Ignaz Friedman. These pieces com...