Spartiti per pianoforte

Arranged by Jeffrey Marlowe.

Dream Children Op.43 is a setting composed by Edward Elgar to a reverie by Charles Lamb. There are two pieces for solo piano written in 1902.

Cornelius Gurlitt was a prolific German composer and pianist. This collection provides a set of 12 contrasting pieces for piano, displaying particular charm and character.

This special edition for one piano, six hands features character pieces by Gurlitt, one of the great composers of teaching repertoire for piano. Carefully edited by Weekley & Arganbright, this edition...

Farewell to Stromness and Yesnaby Ground are piano interludes from The Yellow Cake Revue, a sequence of cabaret style numbers first perfomed at the St. Magnus Festival, Orkney, by Eleanor Bron, with t...

In the spirit of the composer's now-famous Farewell to Stromness, this suite of short pieces takes its inspiration from the northern Orkney island of Sanday on which he lives. In three beautiful piano...

Atmospheric settings of poems in Scottish and in English by William Soutar (1898-1943), a central figure in the Scottish literary renaissance: Scots Song (6 mins), Ballad (4 mins) and The Children (6...

Album for the Young contains compositions, which in the mind of the composer are a continuation of the well known series I Begin to Play, I am Already Playing, I Can Play Everything and they are meant...

A successive - as regards the degree of difficulty - collection of 18 pieces, in which the composer combines in a skilful way the problems of technique and rhythm with an attractive melodic and expres...

A third collection of 16 of Rybicki's pieces of great didactic value, intended for more advanced pupils. It contains popular dances characterized by original formal structure and traditional accompani...

This wonderfully pianistic Sonatina in three movements is an important addition to 20th century piano repertoire. The character of the first movement is Mediterranean - graceful, playful and mostly re...

The three pieces that make up Quasis appear, at first glance, to have little in common, but nothing could be further from the truth. Although the dances and song-dances come from disparate parts of th...