Description

This progressive repertoire series is crafted to inspire students while facilitating a seamless transition from early classical works to intermediate literature. The selected pieces are drawn from the canon of classical music, ensuring they resonate with both teachers and students alike. Each volume is accompanied by a corresponding CD for enhanced learning.

Pianist Valery Lloyd-Watts received her training at the Conservatory of Music in Toronto and the Royal College of Music in London. She holds a Master of Music degree from the University of Wisconsin, where she studied under the guidance of Paul Badura-Skoda.

Songs / Content

• Bohemian DanceBéla Bartók (composer)
• Etude in C Major [Op. 47, No. 19]Stephen Heller (composer)
• Etude in G Minor [Op. 47, No. 14]Stephen Heller (composer)
• Evening [Op. 65, No. 11]Sergei Prokofiev (composer)
• Evening in the Meadow [Op. 31, No. 5]Vladimir Rebikov (composer)
• Little Prelude in C Minor [BWV 999]Johann Sebastian Bach (composer)
• March in G Major [BWV Anh. 124]
• Menuet in C Major [WoO 10, No.1]Ludwig Van Beethoven (composer)
• Menuet in G MinorGeorge Frederic Handel (composer)
• Prelude in G MajorGeorge Frederic Handel (composer)
• Sonatina in A Minor [Op. 54, No. 5]Cornelius Gurlitt (composer)
• Sonatina in A Minor [Op. 88, No. 3]Friedrich Kuhlau (composer)
• Sonatina in C Major [Op. 36, No. 3]Muzio Clementi (composer)
• Sonatina in D Major [Op. 168, No. 5]Anton Diabelli (composer)
• Sonatina in G Major [Op. 12, No. 6]James Hook (contributor)
• The Storm [Op. 109, No. 13]Johann Freidrich Burgmüller (composer)
• The Swallow [Op. 100, No. 24]Johann Freidrich Burgmüller (composer)
• To a Wild Rose [Op. 51, No. 1]Edward MacDowell (contributor)