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A truly fabulous showpiece for Piano Solo by Marie-Auguste Durand. This is a dynamic and impressive encore for every advancing pianist. The figurations, positions and flourishes are kind on the hand...

Marche funebre d'un Marionnette for Piano solo.

Revised and fingered with exact pedal signs by AR Parsons. Includes arrangement for left hand solo.

Kuhlau's lively and spirited Sonatina from Opus 55, No. 3 which has been fingered and phrased by Ludwig Klee. For Piano Solo.

A spirited piece, composed in 1797 for Piano Solo.

Composed in 1797, Sonatina In C Major is a spirited and lively piece to play.

Here is the original and unedited score composed by Muzio Clementi (1752-1832).

From Two Easy Sonatas Opus 49.

Written between 1804-1805, the 'Appassionata' was part of what has become known as Beethoven's 'second' period of creativity. His music became more volatile and Beethoven had turned 'inward', producin...

Work for piano solo.

Here is the original and unedited score composed by Robert Schumann (1810-1856).

Adapted by J. Dietrich from Schubert's original four-hands March Militaire, this is a witty and quirky piece, depicting a less solemn and more festive type of military march.

This Rondo has a rather loose structure, however it captures much of the rondo character in its playfulness and graceful lightness of touch. The main musical materials are transformed in the centre se...

Beethoven's Rondo A Capriccio In G Op. 129 (Posthumous) for solo piano.

One of the most popular Romantic orchestral works and an instantly recognisable melody. Edvard Grieg later used 8 of the pieces he wrote for Peer Gynt to make two concert suites. In the Hall of the M...

This is the second of three Valses from Op. 64 for the piano. Revised by Rafael Joseffy.

This Sonata is in three movements, Allegro Assai, Adagio and Presto all set in Sonata form.

Edited and fingered by Carl Deis.

Work for Harpsichord by the Italian composer.

Rubinstein's Romance In E Flat Op. 44 for Piano solo, edited by Carl Deis.