Yann Tiersen - Piano Works 1994-2003

A New Anthology (Including La Valse d'Amelie)

By Yann Tiersen

La edición deja bastante que desear. El libro no se abre bien del todo, cuesta mucho que se mantenga en el atril desplegado, y algunas de las piezas no están del todo bien escritas: hay algunos fallos en cuanto a distribución de las manos, voces entremezcladas, etc...

. El orden de las piezas tampoco tiene mucho sentido (Las 3 comptines están separadas en vez de todas seguidas). Aun así, no hay muchas más opciones

If you're looking for the 6 pieces from Amelie, this book has you covered, as well as a good deal of Yann Tiersen's other works, which are also fun. Unfortunately, some of the pieces are simplified and shortened, most notably La Dispute and Sur Le Fil. There was...

an older book (which unfortunately seems to be out of print) that had the full versions of these. The book is printed on thick paper, with a thick paperback cover, with glued binding. This unfortunately makes the book difficult to play from as it does not stay open easily. We're looking into slicing off the binding and spiral binding it. The book could be better typeset too. There are cases where chords are used when it should be two part writing, ambiguous/misleading hand usage, sticking to the treble clef when you're way in to the bass clef, fermatas instead of ad libitum, shoehorning meter into what is obviously a cadenza, and worst of all, having a 4-measure repetition with one measure on the next page. Come on!

This is a good collection of Yann Tiersen's piano works , including some songs ,all of the" Amelie" music and some extras .If you don't already own the other books then just buy this one instead. Yann Tiersen's music is hauntingly beautiful whilst being relatively simple & fairly easy...

to play. Well worth the price!