Description

Beethoven held his "Bagatelles" in high regard, expressing in a letter to his student Ferdinand Ries that the first six pieces form a cohesive set, while the last five constitute another. Editor Willard A. Palmer offers valuable insights into Beethoven's life and the creation of these works. Through meticulous examination of Beethoven's correspondence and historical documents, Palmer provides pianists with comprehensive performance guidance, covering aspects such as legato, staccato, slurs, ornamentation, pedaling, and rubato. To enhance clarity, editorial fingerings and articulation are presented in light gray, distinguishing them from Beethoven's original notations, making this Alfred edition an excellent resource for both students and educators.

Songs / Content

• Bagatelle in A Major [Op. 119, No. 10]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in A Major [Op. 119, No. 4]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in A Minor [Op. 119, No. 9]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in B-Flat Major [Op. 119, No. 11]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in C Major [Op. 119, No. 2]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in C Major [Op. 119, No. 7]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in C Major [Op. 119, No. 8]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in C Minor [Op. 119, No. 5]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in D Major [Op. 119, No. 3]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in G Major [Op. 119, No. 6]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
• Bagatelle in G Minor [Op. 119, No. 1]Ludwig van Beethoven (composer