The Girl With the Flaxen Hair Piano Collection

The Girl With the Flaxen Hair Piano Collection Popular Classics for Novice Pianists by SilverTonalities! This collection not only allows Beginners to effortlessly play one of Debussy's most beautiful compositions, but it also provides a helpful learning tool with letter names embedded in each notehead. As a result, even those who may be unfamiliar with traditional music notation, can quickly grasp the melody and easily navigate through the pieces in this collection PREVIEW, pages 1-2 MOMENT MUSICAL, D780 Opus 91 Number 3, was written by the Austrian Late Classical/Early Romantic Era Composer, Franz Peter Schubert in 1828, pages 3-6 HUNGARIAN DANCE NUMBER 5, written and completed in 1869, by the German Composer Johannes Brahms, belongs to a set of 21 Dances with a Hungarian "Theme" inspired by the Roma Gypsy culture in Europe, pages 7-11 SURPRISE SYMPHONY, from the Austrian Classical Composer, Franz Joseph Haydn's 1792 Symphony Number 94 in G Major or the "Surprise" Symphony as it is often called, pages 12-14 A FIRST BOUQUET WALTZ, Opus 201 or "Der Erste Blumenstrauss" was written in 1885 by the French Romantic Composer Emile Waldteufel, pages 15-18 DANCE OF THE BLESSED SPIRITS, written by the Classical German Composer Christoph Willibald Gluck, from his famous Opera "Orfeo ed Euridice" which premiered in Vienna in 1762, pages 19-22 BERCEUSE, from the Dolly Suite, Opus 56 is a set of 6 pieces written by the French Romantic Composer Gabriel Faure between the years of 1893 to 1896 to mark the special events in the life of his girlfriend's daughter, pages 23-25 AIR WITH VARIATIONS, appears in the collection of Keyboard Pieces named "Aylesford Pieces" written by the great German Baroque Composer, George Friedrich Handel in 1705, pages 26-28 THE GIRL WITH THE FLAXEN HAIR, "La fille aux Cheveux de Lin" was written by the French Impressionistic Composer, Claude Debussy in 1910 and represents a girl with golden hair in a country setting in Scotland, pages 29-33 CUMBERLAND WALTZ, from a set of Waltzes composed by Johann Strauss Senior, in honor of the Coronation of Queen Victoria, pages 34-36