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Prokofiev -- Selected Works. Sergei Prokofiev. Piano Solo sheet music. Advanced.

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Prokofjevs - Atlasītie darbi. Sergejs Prokofjevs. Piano Solo notis. Uzlabots.

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Prokofiev -- Selected Works composed by Sergei Prokofiev. 1891-1953. Edited by Murray Baylor. For Piano. Masterworks. Piano Collection. Alfred Masterwork Edition. 20th Century. Masterwork. Advanced. Early Advanced. Late Intermediate. Book. 80 pages. Published by Alfred Music. AP.1743. ISBN 073902289X. 20th Century. Masterwork. This distinguished edition from Dr. Murray Baylor includes works that Prokofiev composed for solo piano plus Prokofiev's own piano transcription of works he had written for the symphony orchestra or the stage. Within its 80 pages you will find the sprightly "Diabolic Suggestion," Op. 4, No. 4, the virtuoso "Toccata," Op. 11, "Prelude," Op. 12, No. 7 and "March" and "Scherzo" from "The Love for Three Oranges," Op. 33B. Diabolic Suggestion. Op. 4, No. 4. Five Sarcasms. Op. 17. March and Scherzo. Op. 33 B. PrÃlude. Op. 12, No. 7. Sonata No. 3. Op. 28. Tales of the Old Grandmother. Op. 31. Toccata. Op. 11.

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Prokofjevs - Selected Works sastāvā Sergejs Prokofjevs. 1891-1953. Rediģēja Murray Baylor. Klavierēm. Masterworks. Piano Collection. Alfred Masterwork Edition. 20th Century. Masterwork. Uzlabots. Early Advanced. Vēlu Intermediate. Grāmata. 80 pages. Publicējusi Alfred Music. AP.1743. ISBN 073902289X. 20th Century. Masterwork. Tas atšķiras izdevums no Dr Murray Baylor ietver darbus, Prokofjevs sastāv solo klavierēm plus Prokofjevs pašu klavieru transkripcija darbu, viņš bija uzrakstījis par simfoniskajam orķestrim vai skatuves. Savu 80 lapās jūs atradīsiet žirgts "velnišķīgas ierosinājums," Op. 4, Nr.4, virtuozs "Toccata," Op. 11, "Prelude," Op. 12, Nr.7, "Marts" un "Scherzo" no "The Love Jau trīs Apelsīni," Op. 33B. Ļauns ierosinājums. Op. 4, Nr 4. Pieci Sarcasms. Op. 17. Martā un Scherzo. Op. 33 B. PrÃlude. Op. 12, Nr 7. Sonata Nr.3. Op. 28. Tales of Old vecmāmiņai. Op. 31. Tokāta. Op. 11.