Piano, Organ & Accordion Sheet Music

Nicolas Medtner was born on January 5, 1880 in Moscow and died November 13, 1951 in London. After his piano studies he took private composition lessons with Sergej Tanejew. He worked as a composer, te...

The composer puts the original close to those rhythms and expressions of crossover music which are popular today. Drigo's tune is carried on, gets changed, also in terms of harmonies and - above all -...

Ruth Zechlin arranged those letters of the name 'ZIMMERMANN MUSIKVERLAG' which can be transferred to notes - namely E A (E)S E A G - into a free piano composition. Cryptogrammes as a means to create a...

This version of the 'Sérénade' which the composer himself regards as funny and easy-going is quite close to the original. The phrases can be easily recognized, they are being interrupted by burlesque...

After the Six Fairy Tales, op. 51, this is the second Medtner edition which was revised and reprinted. The cycle Forgotten Melodies op. 39 is one of Medtner's most important works. He wrote it just be...

A collection of "songs without words" for players from an intermediate level up. Impressions of our landscapes, expressed through music - sounds of the late romantic period and impressionistic ones, c...

Die Mazurka von Sergej Liapounow (1859-1924) ist sehr fein, raffiniert und nachdenklich - ein ungewöhnliches, vielschichtiges Spielvergnügen für den Pianisten. Es ist ein eher nachdenkliches Konzertst...

Alexander Nikolajewitsch Schäfer wurde am 11. September 1866 in St. Petersburg geboren. Er besuchte das Konservatorium bis 1886. Schon während seines Abschlussjahres bot der Musikverleger Julius Heinr...

Irène (Eneri) Gorainoff was born as Irene Biriukov on 15th November 1897 in Ostrogoschk. Her parents were an officer Biriukov and Maria Bronikowsky (1874-1928). After a short marriage the mother marri...