Piano Music by Women Composers Vol 2

1. Grand Spanish Waltz in A Major [ Melanie Bonis ]
2. It's Raining ! [ Melanie Bonis ]
3. Little Waltz in B-Dur from Children's Album Vol 2 op 126/12 [ Cecile Chaminade ]
4. Melancholy from Two Pieces op 25/1 [ Cecile Chaminade ]
5. Song Without Words in E-flat Major from Six Songs Without Words for Piano [ Frederikke Egeberg ]
6. Etude in F-Dur from 25 Intermediate Studies op 42/5 [ Louise Farrenc ]
7. Etude in G-Dur from 12 Studies in Dexterity op 41/2 [ Louise Farrenc ]
8. Melody in As-Dur [ Louise Farrenc ]
9. Piano Piece in As-Dur from Piano Pieces op posth No 4 [ Emma Hartmann ]
10. Summer Song [ Cecile Hartog ]
11. Friendly Teasing from The Good Days [ Marie Jaell ]
12. The Shepherd and the Echo from The Good Days [ Cecile Hartog ]
13. Whispers of the Forests from The Good Days [ Cecile Hartog ]
14. Edelweiss [ Natalia Jonatha ]
15. Homesickness from Three Piano Pieces [ Josephine Lang ]
16. Minuet: Sadness from Three Piano Pieces [ Josephine Lang ]
17. Mazurka in a-moll [ Kate Loder ]
18.Allegro from Sonata in A-Dur [ Marianna Martines ]
19. Impromptu in As-Dur Op 44 [ Emilie Mayer ]
20. Melody in Es-Dur from Six Melodies for the Piano Op 5/6 [ Fanny Mendelssohn ]
21. Larghetto from Four Songs for the Piano Op 8/3 [ Fanny Mendelssohn ]
22. A Legend from Four Piano Pieces Op 9/1 [ Adele Aus Der Ohe ]
23. Sorry [ Fanny Scholfield Petrie ]
24. Song Without Words in e-moll from Six Songs Without Words Op 18/4 [ Joy Delphine Von Schauroth ]
25. Romance in a-moll WoO 28 (1892 version) [ Clara Schumann ]
26. Austrian Dance in As-Dur from The People of Kapfenberg Op. 67 No 5 [ Anna Stubenberg ]
27. Polonaise in e-moll from 18 Dances in Different Genres for Piano [ Marie Szymanowska ]
28. Quadrille in F-Dur from 18 Dances in Different Genres for Piano [ Marie Szymanowska ]
29. Pensée musicale [ Stephanie Vrabely ]

"Upon embarking on this project, I had little idea of what I would find. There were, of course, the "usual suspects:" women composers whose name and whose music have stood the test of time and are familiar to many. There were also those whose names ring a bell but whose music does not. The real unknowns were, well, the unknowns. How many women composers whose music is worth studying and listening to were out there? (...) When selecting, I searched for the following: beautiful interesting compositions that students can benefit from and will love learning, teachers will enjoy teaching, and audiences will appreciate; a variety to styles, composers, and nationalities; showcasing as many composers as possible, while striking a balance between well-known, lesser know, and unknown composers." - Immanuela Gruenberg, in the Preface. These brand new collecions come in two volumes, with book 1 arranged for upper elementary to early intermediate pianists, and Book 2 arranged for intermediate to upper intermediate level pianists.