 | Piano Sonata in E minor Op.7 Edvard Grieg Piano solo |
Leipzig: C.F. Peters, Ed. 2278 (ca.1910-1915)
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ViewPDF : Alternative Edition (5.17 Mo)Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, n.d. V.A. 749.]
ViewPDF : Alternative Edition (1.48 Mo)New York: The University Society, 1917. Plate 1114-26-CB
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| Composer |  Grieg, Edvard (1843 - 1907) |
| Instrumentation | Piano solo |
| Style | Romantic |
| Date | 1865 |
| Copyright | Public domain |
| Added by FS, 19 Sep 2006 |
By gladium45 , at 09:49
je trouve personellement que cet oeuvre n'est pas si difficile je la fait aprendre a un de mes élèves de 7ème année de piano elle est juste un peu longue |
By pianochick , at 00:00
I adore this piece, it has a beautiful and thrilling quality that brings it from passionate melodies, rousing dance-like passages, to sweet wistful lines that move you. This piece compelled me to practice like I never practiced in my life because I simply couldn't leave it alone. It is challenging but not impossible which only adds to its beauty. |
By kbrdjudy , at 00:00
The Grieg Sonata in Em is an absolutely gorgeous piece of wonderful depth - a show piece. The quality of sheet music is excellent. I first worked on this piece in my late teens.Four movements and 20+ pages long, it took me months to get a true handle on just the 1st movement - and it was worth every hour I put in. The second movement is lush in sound, a small masterpiece all its own. The 4th movement has a stoic, emotional, almost patriotic feel with a wonderful finale. Some uncomfortable stretches for small hands, but with careful fingering - and just a few note eliminations, totally do-able. If you've mastered several Bach Inventions, and a few Mozart and Beethoven Sonatas, you're ready for this! Go for it! It is a piece you will cherish and enjoy playing all your life. |
