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A Chorale
from Album for the Young, Op. 68 No. 4 · Simplified Version
2026
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A Chorale from Robert Schumann’s Album for the Young, Op. 68 No. 4.Written in G major and a calm 2/2 meter, this short piece has a reflective, almost meditative character. It presents Schumann’s warm Romantic harmony in a simple and accessible form.This simplified edition with carefully chosen fingerings is ideal for beginners who want to develop a singing touch, a natural sense of phrasing, and a resonant piano sound. It provides ...
Slow Pieces for Sloth Pianists
In simplified arrangements
2026
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This collection brings together five beautiful slow classical pieces in accessible, simplified arrangements – perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy making music at a relaxed pace.Included are: Schumann’s A Chorale, Chopin’s famous Prelude No. 20, Handel’s Sarabande, Saint-Saëns’ humorous Tortoises, and the tender Berceuse by Dora Pejačević.With fingerings and pedal markings for a quick and uncomplicated start.A special feature: thoughtful “Sloth Tip...
Raindrops at the Piano
Gentle, Simplified Pieces for Rainy Days
2025
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When the sky is grey and the rain keeps falling, these are the pieces you want within reach. Five of the most beloved “rainy mood” classics—carefully simplified so that beginners, returning players, or anyone seeking quiet comfort can play them right away, without hours of practice. Tchaikovsky’s June Barcarolle sways like a boat on still water, Chopin’s famous Raindrop Prelude drips softly into the keys, Scriabin’s luminous D-flat Prelude glows through the mist, Schumann’s Rêverie wraps y...
Dreaming
Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 No. 7 – Simplified piano version
2025
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Robert Schumann's “Dreaming” Op. 15 No. 7 "Scenes from Childhood” is one of the most beautiful and well-known piano pieces of the Romantic period: a delicate, heartfelt, floating melody full of longing and childhood memories. This specially simplified edition in F major and a calm 4/4 time makes the famous piece accessible to anyone who wants to play this gem quickly and without technical hurdles. The original melody remains unaltered, while the accompaniment has been reduced to clear chor...
Blissful Piano Breaks
Feel-good classics made easy
2026
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Five beloved classical masterpieces in carefully simplified piano arrangements – perfect for anyone who wants to experience beautiful music quickly without extensive practice. Each piece fits on just 1–2 pages and has been reduced to its melodic essence. This collection includes: Offenbach's spirited Can-Can, Mozart's elegant Allegro from Little Night Music, Bach's comforting Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, Schumann's cheerful Happy Farmer, and Beethoven's moving Ode to Joy. Complex runs have...
Spring sounds
Light poetry on the piano
2025
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Immerse yourself in the magical world of spring with "Spring Sounds: Light poetry on the piano". This carefully selected collection offers you accessible piano pieces that capture the essence of spring. Ideal for beginners and intermediate players, you can immerse yourself in melodies such as Vivaldi's 'Spring', Grieg's 'Morning Mood' and Mozart's 'Longing for Spring' without much practice. This edition is perfect for quickly putting together a spring concert programme for family and frien...
2017
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Featuring large, clear note heads and wide margins, this edition is perfect for studying and following the music. Robert Schumann (1810 – 1856) was a seminal German composer and esteemed music critic. When his piano teacher assured him that the could be the most accomplished piano virtuoso in Europe, he dedicated his energies to this end. However, a severe injury to his hand meant that his dream could never be realised. Instead, Schumann focused on composing. He chiefly wrote compositions ...
2016
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This is the complete musical score for Robert Schumann's 1840 composition for voice and piano in twelve movements, “Liederkreis, Op.24”. Featuring large, clear note heads and wide margins, this edition is perfect for studying and following the music. Robert Schumann (1810 – 1856) was a seminal German composer and esteemed music critic. When his piano teacher assured him that the could be the most accomplished piano virtuoso in Europe, he dedicated his energies to this end. However, a sever...
2017
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Featuring large, clear note heads and wide margins, this edition is perfect for studying and following the music. Robert Schumann (1810 – 1856) was a seminal German composer and esteemed music critic. When his piano teacher assured him that the could be the most accomplished piano virtuoso in Europe, he dedicated his energies to this end. However, a severe injury to his hand meant that his dream could never be realised. Instead, Schumann focused on composing. He chiefly wrote compositions ...
2016
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This volume contains the complete score for Robert Schumann's 1839 solo piano composition, “3 Romances, Op.28”. Robert Schumann (1810 – 1856) was a seminal German composer and esteemed music critic. When his piano teacher assured him hat the could be the most accomplished piano virtuoso in Europe, he dedicated his energies to this end. However, a severe injury to his hand meant that his dream could never be realised. Instead, Schumann focused on composing. He chiefly wrote compositions for...
2016
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Robert Schumann's “Piano Sonatas No.1-3.” are presented here in a modern, high-quality edition. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 – 1750) was a German musician and composer during the Baroque period. He based his work on existing German styles but often adopted and adapted textures, rhythms, and forms from other countries, especially from Italy and France. Although his music was celebrated for its technical mastery, artistic beauty, and intellectual profundity during his lifetime, it was not unt...
2016
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Robert Schumann (1810 – 1856) was a seminal German composer and esteemed music critic. When his piano teacher assured him that the could be the most accomplished piano virtuoso in Europe, he dedicated his energies to this end. However, a severe injury to his hand meant that his dream could never be realised. Instead, Schumann focused on composing. He chiefly wrote compositions for the piano until 1840, at which time he began branching out, composing for orchestra and writing symphonies, op...











