Musical instruments

This collection provides an introduction to keyboard music of the earliest times, opening up a field which until recently has been relatively closed to the amateur musician.

Eine Ausgabe von 50 Solo Stücken für Marschkapellen mit einer kleinen Aufstellung von Kleiner Trommel, Großer Trommel und Becken.

This third volume of The Classical Piano Method is for students who have completed Method Book 2, or for those who already have a firm grounding in playing the piano and are returning to the instrument.

The studies by Charles Dancla (1817-1907) are more than mere technical exercises.

Mozart's best-known opera - now available in the popular series 'Get to Know Classical Masterpieces'.

In 1874 Mussorgsky wrote his famous piano cycle inspired by an exhibition of pictures by his friend Viktor Hartmann.

Learning to play an instrument can be fun and, at times, frustrating.

Are you a music teacher searching for sanity in the midst of all your chaotic responsibilities?

Isabel Merton is a renowned concert pianist whose playing is marked by rare intensity.

Lots of piano books offer either in-depth analysis or quick gimmicks that don't really teach music theory.

Narratives on famous guitarists and the extra details on guitar history are fine, but that's not what readers need or want when they are eager to master their new guitar.

Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things.

Growing up in a large Italian family, Aida Mulieri-Dagort wanted to be a professional musician all her life.

'This book distils what, at my advanced age, I feel able to say about music, musicians, and matters of my pianistic profession.

Das Schlagzeug ist ein tolles Instrument, es liegt aber in der Natur der Sache, dass es auch ein sehr lautes Instrument ist.

Robert M.

To absorb this knowledge: The mind needs to block out the world with its constant clamor of deafening discordant sounds.

Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things.

A tool for piano teachers and their students, written by a celebrated concert pianist and highly regarded university teacher, covering areas of piano technique which he feels are often not given sufficient attention.

First published in 1920, this book contains a fantastic guide to teaching piano playing for music teachers, written by Tobias Matthay.

Looking for that definitive text that covers improvisation in all its diversity with clarity and ease?

Winner of the Royal Philharmonic Award for Storytelling 2020'A rich, endlessly fascinating book.

Strikingly original' The Times'Absorbing' Wall Street Journal'Just as a cello's voice is divided across four strings, each with its own colour and character, this is a journey in four parts, in search of four players and their instruments.

Young Valentin receives encrypted messages from a mysterious Cecilia whom he has never met.

String Theories is the book every modern guitarist needs for a lifetime of inspiration and growth.