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Greater in Major - 33 Original Pieces for PianoEditor: Martina Schneider Instrumentation: Piano Binding: Saddle Stitch ISMN: 9790004186039 Size: 9. 0 x 12. 0 inches Pages: 68 Look Inside! PDF Preview Description Playing piano is great and not just in Minor but also, of course, in Major keys as well! High time for the publication of the companion to our bestseller Toll in Moll [Finer in Minor] (EB 9410) to complete now the long missing other half. Playing piano is great with a selection of
- Editor: Martina Schneider
- Instrumentation: Piano
- ISMN:
- Size: 9.0 x 12.0 inches
- Pages: 68
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- Playing piano is great – and not just in Minor but also, of course, in Major keys as well! High time for the publication of the companion to our bestseller Toll in Moll [Finer in Minor] (EB 9410) to complete now the long missing other half.
- Playing piano is great – with a selection of beautiful original works, easy to moderate in difficulty. These include both familiar but above all not so familiar pieces from a repertoire varying in terms of era and style. Just by listening to them, these pieces will inspire you to want to play piano more and more.
- Playing piano is great – when pianists musically en route to the large wonderful works of piano literature have the opportunity to delve more deeply into the special aspects of piano music from different epochs.
- Playing piano is great – with the pair, Greater in Major and Finer in Minor , two piano books that pianists of all ages can always return to and enjoy over many years.
Contents:
- Dandrieu, Jean-François | Les Tourbillons | The Whirlwinds | (aus: Pièces de clavecin (1724))
- Kuhnau, Johann | Prelude | (aus: Partita V)
- Zipoli, Domenico | Gavotte | (aus: Sonata d'Intavolatura per Organo e Cimbalo (1716))
- Tischer, Johann Nicolaus | Le Triomphe | The Triumph | (aus: Sechs leichte and dabei angenehme Clavier-Partien)
- Galuppi, Baldassare | Presto | (aus: Suonate per il Cembalo)
- Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann (?) | Allegro |
- Wagenseil, Georg Christoph | Divertimento |
- Häßler, Johann Wilhelm | Fantasia | (aus: Partie IV)
- Häßler, Johann Wilhelm | Prélude varié | (aus: Der Tonkreis)
- Türk, Daniel Gottlob | Youthful Briskness | (Nr. 38 aus: 60 Handstücke for angehende Klavierspieler, 1. Teil)
- Haydn, Joseph | Allegro | (Hob. XVII: Anh)
- Witthauer, Johann Georg | Allegro scherzando | (aus: Sonatan for Liebhaber and angehende Clavierspieler (1792))
- Kuhlau, Friedrich | Variations on an Austrian Folksong |
- Burgmüller, Johann Friedrich | Morning Bell | (Nr. 9 aus: 18 Ètudes de Genre, Op. 109)
- Gurlitt, Cornelius | Dreamery | (Nr. 32 aus: Der erste Vortrag, Op. 210)
- Gurlitt, Cornelius | Postlude | (Nr. 6 aus: Sechs kleine Vortragsstücke, Op. 221)
- Chopin, Frédéric | Sostenuto | (Brown-Index 133)
- Hofmann, Heinrich | in the Evening | (Nr. 2 aus: Stimmungsbilder, Op. 88)
- Grieg, Edvard | Watchman's Song | (Nr. 3 aus: Lyrische Stücke, Op. 12)
- Parlow, Edmund | Scherzo | (Nr. 8 aus: Eight Miniatures, Op. 113)
- Krentzlin, Richard | The Narrator . | (Nr. 1 aus: Bilder aus dem Leben, Op. 41)
- Majkapar, Samuil | The Entry of the Marionettes | (Nr. 7 aus: Fantoccini, Op. 21)
- Merikanto, Oskar | Valse lente | (Op. 33)
- Glière, Reinhold | Aux champs | in the Fields | (Nr. 7 aus: 24 pièces caracteristiques pour la jeunesse, Op. 34)
- Ibert, Jacques | La machine à coudre | The Sewing Machine | (Nr. 11 aus: Petit suite en quinze images (1944))
- Kabalevsky, Dmitri | Dance | (Nr. 2 aus: Vier Rondos for Klavier, Op. 60)
- Gillock, William | Sunset |
- Gillock, William | New Orleans Blues |
- Norton, Christopher | Attention Seeker | (Nr. 5 aus: Mikrostyles Collection)
- Kember, John | Step Time | (Nr. 12 aus: Jazz Piano Studies 1)
- Norton, Christopher | On the Line | (Nr. 36 aus: Mikrostyles Collection)
- Hellbach, Daniel | Pop-Prelude | (Nr. 6 aus: Pop Piano Volume 2)
- Schoenmehl, Mike | Concerto for Julia | (Nr. 10 aus: Fun with Jazz Piano Volume 3)
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Instructions could be clearer, but assembles well and is sturdy
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The only reason for the lack of a star is the iffy instructions. There are a few different washers and the instructions could make the difference a LOT easier to understand and thereby reduce the need to re-do things. Other than that, the panels were easy to assemble and the parts fit well together. I was able to disassemble the screens and store them for a future use, which is nice. One caution - the feet that make the panels stand up will likely be a trip hazard, so be sure to plan the location for this device carefully.
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Awesome product!!!
Size: 3 Panel-102"W, Color: Beige, Size: 3 Panel-102"W, Color: Beige
This thing is really awesome. I actually bought 2 of them and made myself a nice little enclosure to keep out any peeping Toms while I’m trying to work on my summer tan. What I was looking for is FULL privacy and this DEFINITELY provides that. Fabric is completely opaque, you cannot see anything through it which is exactly what I needed. Another huge bonus is the strips of fabric to cover the spaces in between the panels, giving TRUE privacy. This is a really well-made product, great design, great structure, and pretty easy to put together overall. The only downside is that with strong gusts of wind, it wants to tip over so as you can see I secured the bottom feet with a couple bricks to make it stable and that did the trick. But to me that is a minor inconvenience given all its other great aspects. So many other privacy dividers were still see-through… totally defeating the purpose. But this one is absolutely full privacy and PERFECT for what I needed it for!!!
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Nice temporary divider or screen
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026
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Broke within an hour of assembly.
Size: 6 Panel-120"W, Color: Beige
This is of horrible quality. Within an hour of building, the feet support were broken on both ends, where they spin in place & do not stay straight to hold the divider up. Pieces of the plastic on the feet were broken simply from assembling the product.
The covers for the metal poles were the only reason I bought this divider instead of other similar products, however those only cover one side of the metal poles so they are still visible from the other side. Two of these covers were also torn & not useable within an hour of assembly, one was already partially ripped on arrival & the other one was ripped simply during assembly of the product.
I do not recommend this item & would have returned if I was still in the return window. I missed the return window because the product was bought during the holidays & I didn’t have time to mess with the return. I have not been able to use this product even once, the broken feet which do not stay in place make it very unstable & dangerous.
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WOULD BUY AGAIN.
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