Grande Sonate in G Major, Op. 37 for Piano edited by Thomas Kohlhase Schott Harpsichord includes Orchestral Range/Transposition Chart

includes Orchestral Range/Transposition Chart

Holy ¥ I Won't Give Up ¥ I'd Rather Have Jesus ¥ I'll Trust You ¥ Journey ¥ Journey's End ¥ Morning's Breaking ¥ Precious Is Your Name ¥ We Worship You ¥ We've Come Too Far

Composed during Schumann's prolific Òyear of songÓ in 1840

a graded series of songbooks that provide classic song repertoire

from the "Clavier-Buchlein vor Wilhelm Friedemann Bach

Grande Sonate in G Major, Op. 37 for Piano edited by Thomas Kohlhase Schott Harpsichord includes Orchestral Range/Transposition ChartTchaikovsky wrote his second piano sonata in 1878 and dedicated this Grande Sonate to the notable pianist Karl Klindworth, his colleague at the Moscow Conservatoire, who prepared the manuscript for publication. Your wonderful sonata really does not need any corrections by me, Klindworth wrote to the composer, though he did in fact make some changes to the notation, dynamics, variations in tempo, articulation and phrasing. Whereas all previous music