
Selected and edited by John Lenehan
Keynotes is a series of essential piano repertoire from across the ages which has been carefully selected and edited by John Lenehan, one of Britain's most experienced, versarile and sought-after pianists.
Keynotes contains unusual and imaginative repertoire from over three centuries. Not only is there ample opportunity to improvise, but each book contains valuable practical footnotes. Book 2, grades 2-3, contains music by Anderson, JS Bach, Bartok, Bizet, Cimarosa, Clarke, Harris, Haydn, Kirnberger, Kuhlau, Lukova, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Ornstein, Satie, Telemann and Zamecnik.
Contents
- Telemann: Gigue
- Mozart: Andante From The Chelsea Notebook
- Zamecnik: Burglar Music
- Schumann: The Wild Horseman From Album For The Young Op.68
- Satie: In A Swing From Sports And Pastimes
- Cimarosa: Sonata No.4 In A Minor
- Anderson: Steps
- Bartók: A Joke From Mikrokosmos
- Clarke: A Trompet Minuet
- Gounod: The Italian Bagpipers
- Ornstein: The Husband From Norwegian Couple
- Ornstein: The Wife From Norwegian Couple
- Harris: Hopscotch From Fingerprints
- JS Bach: Prelude In E Minor BWV941, No.3
- Schubert: Minuet From 20 Minuets D.41, No.8
- Lenehan: Transformations
- Luklova: The Drummer
- Haydn: Gypsy Dance