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AB II-04
Description
Max Prick van Wely / Albert Brussee
DRIE VOLKSMUZIEKBEWERKINGEN
for piano
Three parts of the cycle Pianorama for piano duet (AB II-02) were reconstructed in 1995 to form two-handed piano pieces and were published by XYZ.
Level of difficulty: Grade VI-VIII (on a scale of XII grades).
– Romanian folk melody
– Spanish wedding dance
– Evening mood – a folk-song from Bohemia
COPYRIGHT, AVAILABILITY and PRICE
© 1995 B.V. Muziekuitgeverij XYZ, Huizen.
16 pages, with a short preface in Dutch and English.
Available through the usual music channels, direct from the publisher or via AB Music Productions & Editions.
Price: € 8.95.
€8.95
Three parts of the cycle Pianorama for piano duet (AB II-02) were reconstructed in 1995 to form two-handed piano pieces; these were published by XYZ.
It concerns Romanian folk melody (in the style of early Bartók), Spanish wedding dance (in the style of Albeniz) and Evening Mood – a folk song from Bohemia (in the style of Dvorák).
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