Pianoforte-Schule, Op.108 (Kalkbrenner, Friedrich Wilhelm)

		Movements/Sections includes 12 etudes Genre Categories Methods; Studies; For piano; Scores featuring the piano; For 1 player; German language; French language

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Etude No.10, Toccata in A minor

For Piano

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Vrj (2012/2/11)

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Jos Van Roy (Computer)

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Jos Van Roy

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Sheet Music

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Scores

 Complete Book
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Fynnjamin (2012/10/1)

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Nouvelle edition

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German / French

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Leipzig: Fr. Kistner, n.d., Plate 1000.

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Etude No.10, Toccata in A minor

 Complete Score
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PDF scanned by Henselt Library
Lisztrachfan (2010/10/23)

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Leipzig: Kistner, n.d.[1847].

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General Information

Work Title	Pianoforte-Schule, Op.108
Alternative Title	Anweisung das Pianoforte mit Hülfe des Handleiters spielen zu lernen Méthode pour apprendre le piano à l'aide du guide-mains

Composer	Kalkbrenner, Friedrich Wilhelm
Opus/Catalogue Number	Op.108
Movements/Sections	includes 12 etudes
Language	German / French
Dedication	Conservatoires de Musique d'Europe
Piece Style	Romantic
Instrumentation	piano

Misc. Comments

Toccata: First publisher possibly Kistner in 1832 or so. Hofmeister lists no earlier date than 1832, for example (under the title Anweisung... rather than Toccata) but their search site goes back no earlier than the very late 1820s (reprints of Kalkbrenner's op.3 in 1829 and new? editions of op.96 are listed there, e.g.) (Schissel)