Author : Scott Whitener

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This comprehensive guide offers essential pedagogical, historical, and technical information required for effective brass instruction. The chapters explore the historical evolution of various brass instruments and emphasize technique, providing valuable insights for educators along with a complete methodology for brass performance. Each chapter dedicated to a specific instrument features curated lists of recommended study materials and reference resources. Notably, this edition includes an audio CD containing concert-hall recordings of all exercises presented in the book, which is provided at no extra charge with each new copy.

Author : Muzio Clementi

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For more than a century, Clementi's Six Sonatas, Op. 4 were mistakenly published under the incorrect title, Sonatinas, Opp. 37 and 38. Nevertheless, when Clementi originally released these two-movement compositions, he referred to them as Six Sonatas for Pianoforte or Harpsichord, Op. 4. These sonatas serve as an outstanding supplementary resource to the Six Sonatinas, Op. 36, offering intermediate students a superb introduction to the early Classical style. Interpretive suggestions are provided.

Author : Muzio Clementi

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This edition of Sonatinas, Op. 36 is derived from the original printing released by Clementi himself. It features Clementi's own articulations, fingerings, and ornaments in dark print, while Dr. Palmer's additional performance suggestions are presented in light gray print. These recommendations are based on Clementi's related work, Introduction to the Art of Playing on the Pianoforte, which was first published in 1801.

Author : Muzio Clementi

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Author : Muzio Clementi

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Author : Muzio Clementi

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Author : Muzio Clementi

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ABRSM's 'Signature' Series, which consists of authoritative performing editions of traditional keyboard pieces compiled from authentic sources by eminent scholars, includes Clementi's Sonatinas. includes performance notes and educational introductions. Opus 37 Nos. 2, 1 & 3 and Opus 38 Nos. 1, 2 & 3 were the previous names for Opus 4.

Author : Muzio Clementi

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Mastering these compositions will provide students with essential insights into the stylistic nuances and performance practices of the Classical period, particularly those of Clementi. Editorial notes are presented in light print to differentiate them from Clementi's original markings, and they include guidance on fingering, pedaling, and metronome usage.

Author : Muzio Clementi, Maurice Hinson

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