Teresa Carreño

This graceful lullaby was first published when the Venezuelan composer was 19 years old.

Mi Teresita (Little Waltz) by Teresa Carreño. Arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

This collection of arrangements showcases the diversity of the salon music genre—ranging from Clara Schumann's "classically" conceived dances to Camilla Frydan's "Walzerlied," which falls within the r...

Carreño's pieces are delightful, fresh, and superior so-called salon pieces. They present many technically interesting challenges, but are also supremely rewarding thanks to the quality of their compo...

Carreño's pieces are delightful, fresh, and superior so-called salon pieces. They present many technically interesting challenges, but are also supremely rewarding thanks to the quality of their compo...

This album of pieces (Part 2 Volume 5), reunites some of the compositions edited by Heugel in Paris from about 1868, plus two works from Carreño's maturity.

This album of pieces (Part 2 Volume 5), reunites some of the compositions edited by Heugel in Paris from about 1868, plus two works from Carreño's maturity.

Spätromantisches Werk.

Carreno was one of the great pianists at the turn of the 20th Century but has not been equally recognized as a composer until recently. The seven pieces included in this collection reflect the many in...

Although Carreño gave this charming piece the name Mi Teresita (My little Teresa), her German publisher who brought it out in 1896 dubbed Kleiner Walzer by which it became known.

Spätromantisches Werk.

Spassiges, unterhaltsames Klavierstück. Mittelschwer.