SKU: A0.877866

Paula Szalit (1886-1920) was a Polish pianist and composer.  She worked with such renowned teachers as Josef Hofmann, Eugen d'Albert, and Theodor Leschetizky.  This charming Intermezzo deserves to find new audiences again.  In this edition, RIck Robertson has corrected some obvious mistakes and clarified some confusing notation.  This is not a transcription or arrangement, but is an edited original.  As pianists look for works by women composers to add to their repertoire, this is a worthy addition.

SKU: A0.877864

Paula Szalit (1886-1920) was a Polish pianist and composer. She worked with such renowned teachers as Josef Hofmann, Eugen d'Albert, and Theodor Leschetizky. This charming Reverie (dedicated to one of her teachers, Eugene d'Albert) deserves to find new audiences again. In this edition, RIck Robertson has corrected some obvious mistakes and clarified some confusing notation. This is not a transcription or arrangement, but is an edited original. As pianists look for works by women composers to add to their repertoire, this is a worthy addition.

SKU: A0.877862

This arrangement of the beautiful Playing Love: theme from the movie The Legend of 1900 is a useful addition to the repertoire of the late intermediate to early advanced pianist.  It works beautifully as a wedding selection, as well as a lyrical performance piece.

SKU: A0.877872

This lower-advanced arrangement of the evergreen favorite Colour My World is complete, in that it stays close to the recording, with the opening instrumental, sung verse, and flute solo all notated.  This is an excellent arrangement for recitals as well as wedding music.