Stephen Heller - 25 Melodious Studies Op 45 For Piano Solo Book
Stephen Heller - 25 Melodious Studies Op 45 For Piano Solo Book
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Stephen Heller - 25 Melodious Studies Op 45 For Piano Solo Book 📚
Delve into the world of classical piano with Stephen Heller's '25 Melodious Studies, Op. 45.' This collection, edited by the renowned Robert Teichmuller, is a timeless addition to any pianist's repertoire.
Stephen Heller made a significant mark in the world of music with his breakthrough composition, 'La chasse,' performed by none other than Franz Liszt himself in Paris. His body of work, which includes approximately 150 compositions, mainly consists of short genre pieces and character studies. These pieces have remained a staple in piano lessons for generations.
With this Edition Peters publication, you can explore 25 of Heller's Melodious Studies, each carefully crafted to enhance your piano skills. Whether you're a student or an experienced pianist, these studies offer both musical enjoyment and technical development. This 60-page edition is your gateway to embracing the timeless artistry of Stephen Heller."
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Piano / Grade 3 / List A
- Etude (Allegro vivace) in A minor No. 2 from 25 Melodious Studies Op. 45
Piano / Grade 5 / List A
- Etude (Andantino con tenerezza) in Bb major No. 16 from 25 Melodious Studies Op. 45
Piano / Grade 6 / List A
- (Allegro vivace) in G minor No. 21 from 25 Melodious Studies Op. 45
- Etude (Allegro con moto) in D major No. 22 from 25 Melodious Studies Op. 45
- Etude (Andante, quasi allegro) in E major No. 9 from 25 Melodious Studies Op. 45
Who was Stephen Heller?
Stephen Heller was a Hungarian pianist, composer, and music teacher who lived from 1813 to 1888. He is known for his contributions to piano music, particularly his numerous character pieces and studies that have been widely used in piano education. Heller's compositions are often characterised by their lyrical melodies and expressive qualities. He achieved recognition for his works, and some of his pieces, like "La chasse" (The Hunt), gained popularity during his lifetime.
Heller's music was influenced by the Romantic era, and he was associated with notable musicians of his time, including Franz Liszt and Frédéric Chopin. His compositions include piano studies, études, salon pieces, and other short character pieces that are still appreciated and studied by pianists today. Heller's music continues to be an essential part of piano pedagogy, contributing to the development of pianists' technical skills and expressive abilities.
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