Discover the Roots of Classical Mastery: Early German Piano MusicProduct DetailsUPC:N/A (Pre-dates standard UPC)Product Type:Sheet Music / Paperback BookBrand Name:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadEditor:Fodor kosMPN (Manufacturer Part Number):7209ISMN:9790080072097 / 979-0080072097Genre:Pedagogical performance pieces / ClassicalStyle:Baroque, Galant, and Early ClassicalSetting:Piano SoloOrigin:Made in HungaryOverviewStep back into the formative years of keyboard literature withEarly German Piano Music(Rgi nmet zongoramuzsika). Published in 1974 by the prestigious Editio Musica Budapest, this collection offers a curated selection of 29 pieces that bridge the gap between the complex counterpoint of the Baroque era and the emerging clarity of the Classical style. Edited by the renowned Fodor kos, this volume serves as an essential pedagogical tool for intermediate pianists looking to explore the works of the Bach sons, Pachelbel, and Telemann. It provides a culturally rich experience for those who appreciate the disciplined beauty of German musical heritage.Product FeaturesFormat:K/4 (23.5 x 31 cm)Length:52 pagesLanguage:Bilingual (Hungarian and English)Publication Date:September 1974Physicality:High-quality vintage paperback, durable for practice and performance.Interesting FactsThe Editors Legacy:Fodor kos was not only a musician but a celebrated Hungarian poet and translator, known for his precision and artistic sensitivity, which is reflected in the clear notation of this volume.The “Bach Sons” Influence:This collection prominently features Carl Philipp Emanuel, Johann Christian, Johann Christoph Friedrich, and Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, showcasing how Johann Sebastian Bachs children evolved the family legacy.Beyond the Hits:While it includes the legendary Johann Pachelbel, it also introduces players to rarer composers like Christian Gottlob Neefe, who was notably the primary teacher of Ludwig van Beethoven.Educational Value:The pieces were specifically chosen as “pedagogical performance pieces,” meaning they are designed to develop technique while remaining musically rewarding for recital use.Track Listing / ContentsBach, Carl Philipp Emanuel: AndantinoBach, Carl Philipp Emanuel: FantasiaBach, Carl Philipp Emanuel: RondoBach, Carl Philipp Emanuel: SonataBach, Carl Philipp Emanuel: Sonatina nuovaBach, Johann Christian: SonataBach, Johann Christoph Friedrich: AllegrettoBach, Johann Christoph Friedrich: VivaceBach, Wilhelm Friedemann: Allegro (G major)Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann: Allegro (G minor)Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann: BourreBach, Wilhelm Friedemann: Menuett (G major)Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann: Menuett (D minor)Bhm, Georg: MenuettBhm, Georg: SarabandeFroberger, Johann Jacob: GigueGraun, Karl Heinrich: GigueKirnberger, Johann Philipp: GavotteKrebs, Johann Ludwig: ToccataNeefe, Christian Gottlob: AriosoPachelbel, Johann: BourrePachelbel, Johann: FugaPachelbel, Johann: GiguePachelbel, Johann: SarabandeReichardt, Johann Friedrich: VivaceSchale, Chr. Fr.: MenuettTelemann, Georg Philipp: AriosoWagenseil, Georg Christoph: DivertimentoWolf, E. W.: LarghettoPublishersEditio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad (EMB).We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!#Hashtags#EarlyGermanPiano #PianoSheetMusic #ClassicalMusic #MusicEducation #BachSons #Pachelbel #Telemann #EditioMusicaBudapest #VintageSheetMusic #PianoTeacher #IntermediatePianottekints (Hungarian Translation)Lpjen vissza a billentys irodalom formatv veibe aRgi nmet zongoramuzsikagyjtemnnyel. Az Editio Musica Budapest ltal 1974-ben kiadott ktet 29 vlogatott darabot knl, amelyek hidat kpeznek a barokk kor sszetett kontrapunktja s a klasszikus stlus kialakul tisztasga kztt. A neves Fodor kos ltal szerkesztett ktet alapvet pedaggiai eszkz a kzphalad zongoristk szmra, akik a Bach-fik, Pachelbel s Telemann mveit szeretnk felfedezni. Kulturlisan gazdag lmnyt nyjt mindazoknak, akik rtkelik a nmet zenei rksg fegyelmezett szpsgt.rdekessgekA szerkeszt rksge:Fodor kos nemcsak zensz, hanem nnepelt magyar klt s mfordt is volt; a mvszi precizit&aac