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9780486435855 English 0486435857 Although best known as the sister of Felix Mendelssohn, Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel (1805-47) was a virtuoso pianist and a composer of considerable merit in her own right. Her oeuvre of more than 400 compositions remained largely unknown for more than a century after her untimely death, and her newly rediscovered reputation as a composer rests chiefly with her piano music. This volume is the first American publication of her important early works. Reproduced directly from rare first editions, its contents include Vier Lieder f�r das Pianoforte, Op. 2, Op. 6, and Op. 8, in addition to two selections from S ix M�lodies pour le Piano , Op. 4 and Op. 5. Introduction., Reproduced directly from rare first editions, this 1st American publication of Hensel's important early works features V ier Lieder f�r das Pianoforte, Op. 2, Op. 6, and Op. 8, and 2 selections from Six M�lodies pour le Piano, Op. 4 and Op. 5. Selected and with an introduction by R. Larry Todd.
9780486435855 English 0486435857 Although best known as the sister of Felix Mendelssohn, Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel (1805-47) was a virtuoso pianist and a composer of considerable merit in her own right. Her oeuvre of more than 400 compositions remained largely unknown for more than a century after her untimely death, and her newly rediscovered reputation as a composer rests chiefly with her piano music. This volume is the first American publication of her important early works. Reproduced directly from rare first editions, its contents include Vier Lieder f�r das Pianoforte, Op. 2, Op. 6, and Op. 8, in addition to two selections from S ix M�lodies pour le Piano , Op. 4 and Op. 5. Introduction., Reproduced directly from rare first editions, this 1st American publication of Hensel's important early works features V ier Lieder f�r das Pianoforte, Op. 2, Op. 6, and Op. 8, and 2 selections from Six M�lodies pour le Piano, Op. 4 and Op. 5. Selected and with an introduction by R. Larry Todd.