Description

Moritz Moszkowski's compositions have captivated audiences for many years, establishing a significant presence in the repertoire of piano teachers and professional musicians alike. Renowned pianists such as Vladimir Horowitz, Josef Lhevinne, and Josef Hofmann frequently showcased his works, which are characterized by their polished, witty, and graceful nature. These pieces are crafted to enhance the pianist's technical abilities while remaining accessible, allowing for impressive performances with relatively minimal effort.

His notable works include selections from Op. 77, such as "Tristesse" (Melancholy), "Scherzino," "Romance sans Paroles," "Inquietud," "Tarentelle," "Melodie," and "Pantomime," along with "Mélodie in Gb," "Étincelles" (Sparks), "Moreau caractéristique," "Gondoliera," "Guitarre," and "Caprice espagnol."

Songs / Content

• Caprice Espagnol,Op.37
• Etincelles(Sparks),Op.36,No.6
• Goldoliere,Op.41 (Moszkowski)
• Guitarre, Op.45, No.2
• Impromptu,Op.77,No.7 -Moszkowski
• Inquietud,Op.77,No.4 -Moszkowski
• Melodie In G Flat,Op.10,No.1
• Melodie,Op.77,No.7 (Moszkowski)
• Pantomime,Op.77,No.8-Moszkowski
• Romance Sans Paroles,Op.77.No.3
• Scherzino,Op.77,No.2(Moszkowski)
• Tarentelle,Op.77,No.6-Moszkowski
• Tristesse(Melancholy),Op.77,No.1