Piano Large Works

One of the first African-American women composers to achieve national recognition. Sonata in E Minor won First Prize in the 1932 Rodman Wanamaker music contest, the same year Price's Symphony in E Min...

Critical Edition - English Suites (Italian/English/German)

Contents: BACH: Preludes and Fugues, BWV 846-869

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

Six Preludes from Robert Muczynski ranges from the lively and gay to the slow and expressive; but retains throughout the characteristic signature of Muczynski which has won him numerous awards through...

An a cappela chorus with German text for eight voices, composed by Johannes Brahms.

Roy Harris' Sonata for Piano Op. 1 as edited by Harry Cumpson.

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Carnaval, completed in 1835, is one of Schumann's most popular works for piano. The 'Carnaval' is a masked ball, at which the characters from the commedia dell'arte - Harlequin and Columbine - dance a...

Contents: Almost Too Serious - At the Fireside - Blindman's Bluff - A Child Falling Asleep - Curious Story - Frightening - Important Event - The Knight of the Rocking-Horse - Of Strange Lands and Peop...

Twenty little pieces for the Piano.

A fantastic edition of Grieg's Suite in antique style From Holberg's Time Op. 40 also known as The Holberg Suite. This version for is arranged for Solo Piano has been edited and fingered by Constantin...

Sonata in B Minor by Franz Liszt for the piano, edited and fingered by Rafael Joseffy.

Grieg's only piano sonata, the Sonata in E Minor Op. 7 is a beautiful and sincere work, however it is greatly eclipsed by his famous Piano Concerto in A Minor Op. 16, which stands as one of the greate...

Contents: Autumn Song - Barcarolle - By the Hearth - Carnival - Christmas - Harvest Song - Hunter's Song - Sleigh Ride - Snowdrop - Song of the Lark - Song of the Reaper - Starlit Night.

The two Rhapsodies, Op. 79 (1879) are strong, dramatic works that date from Brahms' full compositional maturity. Fingered and edited by Heinrich Gebhard.

From the seasonal classic.