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Seven Gnossiennes
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Seven Gnossiennes Piano Solo by Erik Satie Piano Solo - Sheet Music

By Erik Satie
Piano, Piano/Keyboard - SMP Level 8 (Early Advanced)

SKU: HL.50486496

Piano Solo. Composed by Erik Satie. Piano. Classical. Softcover. Composed 2006. 36 pages. Editions Salabert #SLB5749. Published by Editions Salabert (HL.50486496).

ISBN 9781476899978. UPC: 884088163389. 9.0x12.0x0.148 inches.

Inspired by a visit to the pavilion of exotic music at the 1889 Universal Exhibition, these seven piano pieces are simple, pretty ruminations. The seventh gnossienne is little-known, and published here with the other six for the first time.

About SMP Level 8 (Early Advanced)

4 and 5-note chords spanning more than an octave. Intricate rhythms and melodies.

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Based on 1 Reviews
Anonymous
August 23, 2016
Great Collection, But Many Errors
This is a great introduction to the mysterious sounds of Satie and provides the often neglected Seventh Gnossienne. The text and notation is clear and the preface offers a solid insight into the composer's style and life at the time of the writings. Even with many of the pieces lacking barlines, as they were written, the music is clearly communicated for the most part.There are quite a few notation errors however. For instance, in Gnossienne 5, there is an 8va for a part that should be played as written (loco) in measure 14. Also, in measure 18, the passage moving up to the 7-tuplet is written as F#, D and F#, when it should be F#, B and D as it has been throughout the rest of the piece.Gnossienne 7 is filled with the wrong dynamics (everything is one dynamic higher than it should be), in measure 59 the RH notes are written an octave higher than they should be, and in measure 82, there is a tie on the second C to the ending, it should not be there.