Joy of Music – Discoveries from the Schott Archives
Virtuoso and Entertaining Pieces for Piano
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SKU: S9.Q53306
Virtuoso and Entertaining Pieces for Piano. Composed by Various. Edited by Robert Schafer and Wilhelm Ohmen. This edition: Sheet music. Piano - anthology - collection - virtuoso instrumental music. Joy of Music. Virtuose und unterhaltsame Stücke für Klavier. Classical. Downloadable. 152 pages. Schott Music - Digital #Q53306. Published by Schott Music - Digital (S9.Q53306).English • German.
To mark its 250th anniversary, the Schott publishing house has dug up and reedited treasures from its historical publishing archives. This anthology is aimed at professional musicians and advanced amateurs interested in interesting new discoveries off the standard repertoire. It mainly contains works from the Romantic era: virtuoso pièces de résistance and encores, expressive character pieces, gems of salon music or elaborate arrangements of well-known (opera) melodies. Many of the original compositions and arrangements were written by major piano virtuosos of the 19th century. "The book has been excellently produced…the clarity of the notation is exceptional…Schott’s Joy of Music will surely appeal to any advanced player looking for less familiar gems, delivering rarified treasures aplenty!" – Andrew Eales, Pianodao.
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