
Haydn: First Book for Pianists
By Franz Joseph Haydn / ed. George Lucktenberg Piano Book Level: Intermediate / Late Intermediate Item: 00-1718Also Available Digitally
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Description
Haydn was primarily responsible for shaping the Classical style of performance. During the 18th century, when composers focused mainly on the sonata, quartet and symphony, Haydn's slow-maturing genius assimilated and consolidated the trends into an individual style that was both inspired and disciplined. These eight pieces are among Haydn's easiest works and are presented in their unsimplified, original form. Based on careful study, the editorial markings are clearly distinguished from the composer's.
Contents
Title | Composer |
Allegro Moderato in C Major [Hob. XVI:7] | Franz Joseph Haydn (composer) |
Andante in G Major [Hob. XVI:8] | Franz Joseph Haydn (composer) |
Arietta and Variations in A Major [Hob. XVII:2] | Franz Joseph Haydn (composer) |
Finale, from Sonata in A Major [Hob. XVI:12] | Franz Joseph Haydn (composer) |
Menuet & Trio and Finale [Hob. XVI:26] | Franz Joseph Haydn (composer) |
Minuet & Trio from Sonata in G Major [Hob. XVI:6] | Franz Joseph Haydn (composer) |
Minuet & Trio in C [Hob. XVI:3] | Franz Joseph Haydn (composer) |
Scherzo in F Major [Hob. XVI:9] | Franz Joseph Haydn (composer) |
Additional Information
Series: | Alfred Masterwork Edition |
Composed by: | Franz Joseph Haydn |
Instrument: | Piano |
Format: | Book |
Page Count: | 24 |
Item Number: | 00-1718 |
ISBN 10: | 0-7390-0589-8 |
ISBN 13: | 978-0-7390-0589-7 |
UPC: | 038081035642 |
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