Mastering the Piano, Book 2

A 7-Volume Series of Motivating Performance Repertoire

By perf. Valery Lloyd-Watts

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Instrument:	Piano Solo Sheet Music
Format:	CD Collection / Songbook
Series:	Alfred Graded Repertoire

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A Pleasant Morning [op. 63, No. 1] Composed by Jean Louis Streabbog
Arabesque [op. 100, No. 2] Composed by Johann Freidrich Burgmüller
Ballade [op. 100, No. 15] Composed by Johann Freidrich Burgmüller
Burleske Additional credits Leopold Mozart
Distant Bells [op. 63, No. 6] Composed by Jean Louis Streabbog
Innocence [op. 100, No. 5] Composed by Johann Freidrich Burgmüller
Minuet In G Major (Anna Magdalena Notebook) [bwv Anhang 114] Additional credits Christian Petzold
Minuet In G Major (Anna Magdalena Notebook) [bwv Anhang 116] Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonatina In A Minor Additional credits Georg Anton Benda
Sonatina In C Major (First Movement) [op. 36, No. 1] Composed by Muzio Clementi
The Bear Composed by Vladimir Rebikov
The Happy Farmer [op. 68, No. 10] Composed by Robert Schumann

Mastering the Piano, Book 2 (A 7-Volume Series of Motivating Performance Repertoire). By perf. Valery Lloyd-Watts. Edited by Valery Lloyd-Watts. For Piano. Graded Standard Repertoire; Masterworks; Piano Collection. Masterwork. Early Intermediate; Intermediate. Book & CD. 24 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.22382).

ISBN 0739038176. Masterwork.

This new series features carefully selected performance repertoire of the great masters from all eras. Each piece is accessible to students and creates a feeling of accomplishment. Diverse in style and expression, each selection features melodic, rhythmic or harmonic patterning to allow for ease in teaching and memorization. The CD, performed by Valery Lloyd-Watts, provides a powerful auditory tool for musical interpretation.

Valery Lloyd-Watts studied at the Conservatory of Music in Toronto and the Royal College of Music in London. She earned a Master of Music degree from the University of Wisconsin, where she studied with Paul Badura-Skoda. She co-authored the text Studying Suzuki Piano: More than Music, which was endorsed by Dr. Suzuki.