![]() Dip in and out wherever your level of playing suits: this two-book course starts with simple and elegant miniatures and concludes with the famously showy Prelude in C-sharp minor by Rachmaninoff! Confident pianists could start with Book 2, but there is a wealth of delightful repertoire and valuable practice tips in Book 1 – it’s always useful to go ‘back to basics’.īaroque, Classical and Romantic works sit alongside Jazz, Ragtime, contemporary or traditional pieces at every level, so each lesson brings something different and you’ll learn to play in a range of styles, some of which may be new to your fingers. Period: Baroque (1742) Number of pieces: 24 pairs of preludes and fugues Difficulty: ranges from late-intermediate to advanced Catalog number: from BWV870 to BWV893 Most famous pieces in the collection: Prelude and fugue in F minor Watch this great performance by Andrs Schiff playing the Prelude in F minor. Each of the 21 pieces in Book 2 is accompanied by two full pages of easy-to-understand practice tips, all designed to get your fingers speeding comfortably across the keys once again! There are more comprehensive Piano Technique and Theory sections at the front and back of each book, so you can also delve deeper to regain a fuller understanding of music and technique.Įach book is arranged in 4 progressive sections, with Book 1 moving from ‘Elementary’ to ‘Intermediate’, and Book 2 taking you from ‘Late Intermediate’ to ‘Late Advanced’. The level of pieces in this second book progresses from around UK grades 5 to 8 (intermediate to late advanced).Īimed at ‘returning’ players who have spent some time away from the keyboard, Play it again: Piano gives you the confidence to revisit this fulfilling pastime and go beyond what you previously thought you could achieve. This is the second book, which is for the more confident ‘former’ piano player or for those continuing their journey from Book 1. Too difficult Here are the 10 beginner piano pieces we recommend for you. Play it again: Piano uses real pieces from the piano repertoire to teach specific techniques and tips, getting you playing fluently once again. These beautiful advanced-level piano pieces are all available to download from our own sheet music store. For example, pieces that use octaves - simple to difficult. The list should be organized according to technique and difficulty. I need a list, as complete as possible, of real piano repertoire pieces. ![]() Did you use to play the piano? Would you like to play again? Posted By: BBobb Piano Repertoire List by Technique and Difficulty - 05/14/05 03:19 PM.
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