Exquisite, easy piano pieces, compiled for music lessons and first auditions by the piano teacher Marianne Magolt. The volume contains easy Baroque, Classical and Romantic piano pieces and is perfectly suited for a young student's first recital. The accompanying CD encourages personal interpretation.
Old ISBN Code: 3795754887
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