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An Introduction to Classics to Moderns Music for Millions Series Easy Piano - Sheet Music

By Denes Agay
Piano Solo Piano/Keyboard - SMP Level 2 (Late Elementary)

SKU: HL.14016181

Music for Millions Series. Composed by Various. Edited by Denes Agay. Yorktown. Renaissance, Baroque and Classical Period. Collection (softcover). With fingerings (does not include words to the songs). 32 pages. Music Sales #AM76654. Published by Music Sales (HL.14016181).

ISBN 9780825612664. UPC: 752187766544. 9x12 inches.

Original, quality repertoire for the absolute beginner. Includes 40 very easy original keyboard miniatures, the majority of them in five-finger positions.

This title has selections that range in difficulty from SMP Level 1-2.

About SMP Level 2 (Late Elementary)

5-finger patterns still used but position changes are more frequent including one octave scale passages. Some 3 note chords.

  • Dudelsack
  • Old German Dance
  • Curtain Raiser
  • Carefree
  • Roundelay
  • Echo Dance
  • Allemande
  • Gavotte
  • Minuet
  • Scherzino
  • Etude Melodique
  • Bagatelle
  • Minuetto
  • Duettino
  • Song In Parallel Motion
  • Two Little Inventions
  • Quadrille
  • Little Suite On Five Note Patterns
  • Two Little Canons
  • The Wayside Rose
  • Bear Dance, Op. 68
  • Contredanse
  • Pass in Review
  • Evening Song
  • Morning Call
  • Hungarian Play Tune
  • Canzonetta
  • Russian Dance
  • Black Key Frolic
  • promenade
  • Ukranian Folk Tune
  • Little Polka
  • Cradle Song
  • Spring Song
  • Dialogue
  • Fanfare
  • Galloping Home (For Lunch)

Ratings + Reviews

Based on 3 Reviews
Gabrielle
June 12, 2017
Introduction to Classics To Moderns
Absolutely thrilled to have found this volume! My intermediate students love the Classics To Moderns series, but my elementary students had to make do with other booksnow they have one, also! With patience, even early elementary students can play these lovely pieces. They are perfect for recitals when all the big kids are playing concert music and your younger students are stuck playing simplified tunes from Disney movies. There's nothing wrong with that, if your recital is movie themesbut when the younger students hear the more advanced students playing concert music, it's a point of pride for them to not only be playing concert music, but ACTUAL versions, not arrangements that are simplified. Fantastic!
An P.
November 18, 2011
An Intro, Classics-Moderns-Easy Piano
5 STARS! I love this book of 45 very beautiful sounding, yet easy to learn pieces put together by Denes Agay, he's a genious, right after learning all of these one can very easily step his next 2 books Classics To Moderns Books 1 & 2 The SMP level of this one book is: Elementary, the other 2 progress very slowly from Elementary to Late Elementary to Early Intermediate to Intermediate...and so on. The pieces in this book are real classics, very little editing! PERFECT BOOK BY DENES AGAY! Try his entire series.
Gabrielle M.
June 07, 2011
Terrific book for beginners
This is 'the' book for your beginning students. Solid classics in original form, no silly 'arrangements'. Easy enough for an early beginner. (Started a student in it when they reached Level One of Noona's Basic) They love being able to play classics like the 'big kids' and these are a hit at recital time. Not too long, and not the usual 'silly 4-measure ditty' you usually hear. These may be no more than 4 measures with a repeat in a different dynamic, but they are certainly much different than the regular 'recital' books you get with most beginning methods.