Mendelssohn Songs Without Words for the Piano #58 Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics Vol. 58)

by Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics, Felix Mendelssohn, Constantin von Sternberg (Editor)

A Timeless Collection of Romantic Piano Works Mendelssohn’s Songs Without Words offers expressive piano pieces with lyrical melodies and rich harmonies. This Schirmer Library edition features authentic fingerings and editorial notes for interpretation and technique. Ideal for Intermediate to Advanced Pianists Perfect for players at SMP Level 7 to 9, these pieces provide opportunities for technical growth and artistic expression, making them ideal for students, professionals, and enthusiasts. Edited for Performance and Study Edited by Constantin Von Sternberg, this edition includes historical notes, fingerings, and a thematic index, helping pianists grasp the context and style of Mendelssohn’s works. A Thoughtful Gift for Pianists and Music Lovers A beautiful resource for pianists, music teachers, and classical music lovers, this collection expands any pianist's repertoire with emotionally expressive and rewarding compositions. Songs Included The Adieu * Agitation * Boat-Song * The Brook * Confidence * Consolation * Contemplation * Delirium * The Departure * Duet, Op. 38, No. 6 * Elegy * The Evening Star * Faith * The Fleecy Clouds * The Flight * Folk-Song * Funeral March * Homeless * Hope * Hunting Song * The Joyous Peasant * Lost Happiness * Lost Illusions * Lullaby * May Breezes * Meditation * Morning Song * On the Seashore * Passion * The Poet's Harp * Regrets * Restlessness * Retrospection * The Return * Reverie * Sadness of Soul * The Shepherd's Complaint * The Sighing Wind * Song of the Pilgrim * Song of the Traveller * Spinning-Song * Spring Song * Sweet Remembrance * Tarantella * Unrest * Venetian Boat Songs * The Wanderer.

Genres: Music

152 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1978

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