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Schumann -- Carnaval, Op. 9 : Book and CD by Maurice Hinson (2011, Trade Paperback)

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Carnaval Op.9 for the Piano. Edited by Maurice Hinson. Includes Audio CD.

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Product Identifiers

PublisherAlfred Music Company, Incorporated

ISBN-100739077635

ISBN-139780739077634

eBay Product ID (ePID)109213246

Product Key Features

Book TitleSchumann -- Carnaval, Op. 9 : Book and CD

Number of Pages60 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicGeneral, Musical Instruments / Piano & Keyboard

Publication Year2011

GenreMusic

AuthorMaurice Hinson

Book SeriesAlfred Masterwork CD Edition Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Weight8.4 Oz

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Intended AudienceTrade

Composed bySchumann, Robert, Hinson, Maurice

SynopsisCarnaval is characteristic of Schumann's highly individual youthful romanticism and requires musical maturity for performance. Written for advanced pianists, it is a series of glimpses enveloped in the atmosphere of a masked ball with titles such as Arlequin," "Papillons," "Sphinxes," "Coquette" and so on. Most of the 23 pieces are based on the notes A-S-C-H, arranged in a succession of melodic and rhythm patterns ("s" is German for E-flat, "h" is German for B-natural). Asch was a Bohemian town where Schumann had a girlfriend. 60 pages. Included is an outstanding CD recording from the Naxos label.", Carnaval is characteristic of Schumann's highly individual youthful romanticism and requires musical maturity for performance. Written for advanced pianists, it is a series of glimpses enveloped in the atmosphere of a masked ball with titles such as "Arlequin," "Papillons," "Sphinxes," "Coquette" and so on. Most of the 23 pieces are based on the notes A-S-C-H, arranged in a succession of melodic and rhythm patterns ("s" is German for E-flat, "h" is German for B-natural). Asch was a Bohemian town where Schumann had a girlfriend. 60 pages. Included is an outstanding CD recording from the Naxos label.