Complete Preludes, Op. 3, 23, 32: Piano Solo
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (515 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0793533066 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 114 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-01-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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(Piano Collection). 3, 23 and 32.. For advanced players, this is Rachmaninoff Complete Preludes, Op
Vern said Five Stars. Gift for my grandson, he loves it. "Schirmers Library is a definite favorite! Strongly recommended" according to Diana. Bought this one as a gift, just got it today. I think I'll get one for myself, too. Schirmers Library is a definite favorite! Strongly recommended. . Dave said is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock. This is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock, clear printing. As noted in the reviews from other purchasers most of the preludes do not have fingering, but the famous Opus is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock This is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock, clear printing. As noted in the reviews from other purchasers most of the preludes do not have fingering, but the famous Opus 3 prelude has fingering, and a few of the others have some minimal fingering. These preludes are for advanced players, but amateurs like myself can still enjoy playing the Opus 3, and the Opus 23 #5, preludes, and have fun trying to run through some of the others. I'm happy with my purchase.. prelude has fingering, and a few of the others have some minimal fingering. These preludes are for advanced players, but amateurs like myself can still enjoy playing the Opus is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock This is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock, clear printing. As noted in the reviews from other purchasers most of the preludes do not have fingering, but the famous Opus 3 prelude has fingering, and a few of the others have some minimal fingering. These preludes are for advanced players, but amateurs like myself can still enjoy playing the Opus 3, and the Opus 23 #5, preludes, and have fun trying to run through some of the others. I'm happy with my purchase.. , and the Opus "is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock" according to Dave. This is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock, clear printing. As noted in the reviews from other purchasers most of the preludes do not have fingering, but the famous Opus is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock This is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock, clear printing. As noted in the reviews from other purchasers most of the preludes do not have fingering, but the famous Opus 3 prelude has fingering, and a few of the others have some minimal fingering. These preludes are for advanced players, but amateurs like myself can still enjoy playing the Opus 3, and the Opus 23 #5, preludes, and have fun trying to run through some of the others. I'm happy with my purchase.. prelude has fingering, and a few of the others have some minimal fingering. These preludes are for advanced players, but amateurs like myself can still enjoy playing the Opus is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock This is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock, clear printing. As noted in the reviews from other purchasers most of the preludes do not have fingering, but the famous Opus 3 prelude has fingering, and a few of the others have some minimal fingering. These preludes are for advanced players, but amateurs like myself can still enjoy playing the Opus 3, and the Opus 23 #5, preludes, and have fun trying to run through some of the others. I'm happy with my purchase.. , and the Opus 2is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock This is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock, clear printing. As noted in the reviews from other purchasers most of the preludes do not have fingering, but the famous Opus 3 prelude has fingering, and a few of the others have some minimal fingering. These preludes are for advanced players, but amateurs like myself can still enjoy playing the Opus 3, and the Opus 23 #5, preludes, and have fun trying to run through some of the others. I'm happy with my purchase.. #5, preludes, and have fun trying to run through some of the others. I'm happy with my purchase.. is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock This is what you would expect from a Schirmer book-- good paper stock, clear printing. As noted in the reviews from other purchasers most of the preludes do not have fingering, but the famous Opus 3 prelude has fingering, and a few of the others have some minimal fingering. These preludes are for advanced players, but amateurs like myself can still enjoy playing the Opus 3, and the Opus 23 #5, preludes, and have fun trying to run through some of the others. I'm happy with my purchase.. #5, preludes, and have fun trying to run through some of the others. I'm happy with my purchase.