SHEEP MAY SAFELY GRAZE EASY PIANO COLLECTION LITTLE PEAR TREE SERIES EBOOK

Sheep May Safely Graze Easy Piano Collection Little Pear Tree Series
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• “Summer” from the Four Seasons “Le quattro staginoni”, originates from the Italian Baroque Composer, Antonio Vivaldi’s 4 Violin Concertos written between 1718 to 1720. The second movement is “Summer” or L’estate”, pages 3-6
• Hungarian Dance Number 4 from the German Romantic Composer, Johannes Brahms is from a set of 21 Pieces on a Hungarian Theme. Completed in 1879, it was originally written for 4 hands (Piano Duet), pages 7-9
• Eine Kleine Nachtmusik from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s 1787 “Serenade Number 13 for Strings In G Major K525”. “Allegro” is the first movement of his famous work “A Little Night Music”, pages 10-12
• Butterfly Etude (or Study), Opus 25 Number 9 by the Polish Composer, Frederick Chopin, uses two techniques, “Staccato” (detached) and “Marcato” (with force), pages 13-15
• The Flower Duet from the French Composer Leo Delibes, is a Duet for Soprano and Mezzo Soprano from the first Act of his Opera “Lakme” which premiered in Paris in 1883, pages 16-19
• To a Wild Rose, by the American Composer Edward MacDowell is the first of ten short Piano Pieces from his 1896 work, “Woodland Sketches” Opus 51, pages 20-22
• Sheep May Safely Graze is Johann Sebastian Bach’s Aria from his 1713 Cantata BWV 208, originating from “Was mir behagt ist nur die muntre Jagd” or in English, “What I like is only the lively hunt”, pages 23-25
• The Trout (Die Forelle”, Opus 32 D550) is a “Lied” (Song) composed in 1817 for Solo Piano by the Classical/Romantic Austrian Composer, Franz Peter Schubert, pages 26-28