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OLD and NEW CLASSICS
for the PIANOFORTE
BACH, J. S., Prelude celebre in C
BACH-LAVIGNAC, My Heart ever faithful .
BACH-TOURS, Bourree in G major .
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Bourree in B minor .
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Gavotte in E major .
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Sarabande in D major
BEETHOVEN, L. VAN, Andante in F. (Lebert) .
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Andante from Sonata in
G major
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Bagatelle No. 1, in El>
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“ 2, in C
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“ 6, in D
BIZET, G., Menuet in C min, de I’Arlesienne
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“ in Eb maj. de I'Arlesienne
CHAMINADE, C.; Callirhoe. Air de Ballet.
Pierrette. Air de Ballet .
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Scarf Dance. Air de Ballet
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Serenade in D major
Spinning Wheel (Fileuse).
DELAHAYE, L. L., Gavotte sentimentale .
DELBRtiCK, G., Berceuse (Cradle Song)
EHRLICH, GUSTAV, Barcarole in G .
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EISOLDT, C. A., Serenade in Gt> major
GABRIEL-MARIE, La Cinquantaine .
GELLI, E., Gavotte in A minor ....
GODARD, BENJ., En Courant .
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GOLDBECK, R., La Vibrante. Wrist Study
GRIEG, E., Rigaudon (Aus Holberg’s Zeit) .
HANDROCK, JUL., Sonatina in D major
HAYDN, JOS., Gipsy Rondo
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HELLER, ST., Sailor’s Song. Op. 45, No. 14
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Saltarello. Op. 77
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HENSELT, AD., Ave Maria, Etude .
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Rhapsodie in F minor
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HEYMANN, C., Fairies at Play (Elfenspiel)
HOFMANN, H., Gavotte from “Donna Diana”
HOLZEL, G., Song without Words (Lied ohne
Worte) .
JADASSOHN, S,, Bridal Song from “Lohengrin” .
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Cradle Song (Wiegenlied) .
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Dedication (Widmung)
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Scherzo in F major .
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Souvenir (Andenken)
JEFFERY, J. A., Gavotte (19th Century)
JENSEN, AD., Cradle Song (Berceuse).
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Silent Love (Stille Liebe)
JOHN, H., Gavotte from Gluck’s “Don Juan”

KRADOLFER, R., Melody (Lied)
KULLAK, TH., From Flower to Flower. Octave
Study ........
LACK, THEO., Cabaletta .....
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Valse-Arabesque ....
Waternymph (Au Fil de I’Eau)
LASSON, PER, Crescendo .....
LESCHETIZKY, TH., Mazurka in E[> major
LULLY, J. B., Gavotte in D minor
MACBETH, ALLAN, Forget me not. Intermezzo .
MASCAGNI, P., Intermezzo “Cavalleria Rusticana”
Simplified Edition
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from “Friend Fritz” .
MAYER, CH., A Frolic (Une Folie)
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Grace. Etude melodique
MENDELSSOHN, F., Duetto, Song without Words
A Fragment. Arr. by Caspar
MERKEL, GUSTAV, Spring Song
MOSZKOWSKI, M., Gondoliera In G minor. Op. 41
NEUSTEDT, CH., Gavotte Marie Antoinette
RAFF, J., Impromptu-Valse. Op. 94 ,
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March from Lenore. Simplified .
ROSENHAIN, J., Andante et
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SAINT-SAfiNS, C., Gavotte, Op. 23 ,
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Song without Words. Romance
Twilight (Reverie du Soir)
SALOMfe, TH., Cantilene. Arr. by W. Melster .
SCHARWENKA, X., Menuet in Bb major .
SCHOLTZ, H., Album Leaf in Db major
SCHUBERT, F., Three Waltzes .

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SCHUMANN-PAGANINI, Caprice celebre in E maj.
•“SCHUTT, ED., Canzonetta in D major
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SCHYTTE, L., Peasants’ Dance ....
Spring flowers (Fruhlingsbiumen) .
SILAS, E., Bourree in G minor .
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Gigue in A minor
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THOM A, R., MIgnonne. Waltz ....
THOURET, N., Barcarolle in Db major
TOURS, BERTH., A Little Story
TSCHAIKOWSKY, P., Andante cantablle .
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Chant sans Paroles in F maj.
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June : Barcarolle
WILM, NIC. VON, Valse-Impromptu in Ab major .
WOLFF, B., Allegretto scherzando

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