Complete Piano Transcriptions
If you’re looking for the most comprehensive and accurate set of piano transcriptions, look no further. With over 750 titles to choose from, Piano Classics offers an impressive lineup of classical pieces, covering both the classics and the contemporary. The aptly named Solo Piano Collection Volume 1 is ideal for the beginner and intermediate level pianist alike. This book’s pedagogical design is complemented by stylistically relevant suggestions to enhance your musical experience. As an added bonus, a printed songbook comes packaged with each album, giving you access to all the sheet music and chords in one convenient location.
Among the aforementioned oxford hats, the Complete Piano Transcriptions For Piano Volume I stands out in a sea of competition. It’s the first of a series of volumes that promises to become the definitive recorded survey of central 19th-century Italian composers. Each volume contains several works that are sure to enthrall and inspire. In addition, the book’s companion recording is a must-have for any serious student of classical music.
While the volume’s accompanying Play-A-Long is no doubt a tad bit more expensive than its paper counterpart, the snazzy book’s 256 page format ensures that you don’t have to sacrifice the quality of the performance. The book’s accompanying tracks are composed by a trio of accomplished performers and masterfully produced by a team of experts, including Stephan Kraemer, Alan Ward and Luke Slott. The accompanying CDs also contain an extensive array of piano pieces and excerpts from some of the most celebrated classical and modern composers. These include Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and more.
Complete Piano Transcriptions For Piano Vol. 1 – Solo Piano Collection Volume 1
The most notable feat of the Complete Piano Transcriptions For Piano volume is its sheer size. As a result, the book is a great value and a must-have for any serious collector. A complete set is the ultimate gift for the dedicated piano lover in your life. Of course, if you’re shopping for a new piano, you may want to check out the aforementioned album before buying, as it’s sure to impress your friends and family. Even better, you can take a spin through the book’s corresponding pages while you’re at it, and have a play-date of your own. That’s the magic of the book. After you’ve done your homework, you can finally relax and enjoy a wonderful, stress-free piano session.
As far as piano music goes, Sgambati’s is a notch below the competition, but his most dazzling oeuvres are definitely worth the price of admission. A few standout pieces are the Prelude and Fugue Op.6, which demonstrate the aforementioned me-moments and their ilk. There are also several other less esoteric compositions, most of which are a cinch to play. Besides, there are few things in life as exciting as performing a Mozart fugue.