Consolations and Liebestraume: Piano Solo (Piano Collection) (Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics)

(Piano Collection). Contents: Consolations Nos. I-VI * Liebestraume (Dream of Love).

"Preferred Over Dover" according to Marisa. I own both Dover and Schirmer versions. Dover version is more "cramped", some would argue, more concise. For example, Consolation #Preferred Over Dover I own both Dover and Schirmer versions. Dover version is more "cramped", some would argue, more concise. For example, Consolation #3 is 3 pages in Dover, but 6 pages in Schirmer). Schirmer has fingering notations, next to none in Dover (only Preferred Over Dover Marisa I own both Dover and Schirmer versions. Dover version is more "cramped", some would argue, more concise. For example, Consolation #3 is 3 pages in Dover, but 6 pages in Schirmer). Schirmer has fingering notations, next to none in Dover (only 4 to be exact, in Consolation #3). Spreading out the notes visually has the added benefit of aiding in timing, as the melodic right upper hand is in double time a. to be exact, in Consolation #3). Spreading out the notes visually has the added benefit of aiding in timing, as the melodic right upper hand is in double time a. is Preferred Over Dover I own both Dover and Schirmer versions. Dover version is more "cramped", some would argue, more concise. For example, Consolation #3 is 3 pages in Dover, but 6 pages in Schirmer). Schirmer has fingering notations, next to none in Dover (only Preferred Over Dover Marisa I own both Dover and Schirmer versions. Dover version is more "cramped", some would argue, more concise. For example, Consolation #3 is 3 pages in Dover, but 6 pages in Schirmer). Schirmer has fingering notations, next to none in Dover (only 4 to be exact, in Consolation #3). Spreading out the notes visually has the added benefit of aiding in timing, as the melodic right upper hand is in double time a. to be exact, in Consolation #3). Spreading out the notes visually has the added benefit of aiding in timing, as the melodic right upper hand is in double time a. pages in Dover, but 6 pages in Schirmer). Schirmer has fingering notations, next to none in Dover (only Preferred Over Dover Marisa I own both Dover and Schirmer versions. Dover version is more "cramped", some would argue, more concise. For example, Consolation #3 is 3 pages in Dover, but 6 pages in Schirmer). Schirmer has fingering notations, next to none in Dover (only 4 to be exact, in Consolation #3). Spreading out the notes visually has the added benefit of aiding in timing, as the melodic right upper hand is in double time a. to be exact, in Consolation #Preferred Over Dover I own both Dover and Schirmer versions. Dover version is more "cramped", some would argue, more concise. For example, Consolation #3 is 3 pages in Dover, but 6 pages in Schirmer). Schirmer has fingering notations, next to none in Dover (only Preferred Over Dover Marisa I own both Dover and Schirmer versions. Dover version is more "cramped", some would argue, more concise. For example, Consolation #3 is 3 pages in Dover, but 6 pages in Schirmer). Schirmer has fingering notations, next to none in Dover (only 4 to be exact, in Consolation #3). Spreading out the notes visually has the added benefit of aiding in timing, as the melodic right upper hand is in double time a. to be exact, in Consolation #3). Spreading out the notes visually has the added benefit of aiding in timing, as the melodic right upper hand is in double time a. ). Spreading out the notes visually has the added benefit of aiding in timing, as the melodic right upper hand is in double time a. Clarissa Vito said Great book!!. Great musical pieces!! Definitely for a more advanced pianist. This is not a beginners or hardly an intermediate book. But if you're more advanced in piano, than you'll love this book. Beautiful pieces that are a challenge!. "Love!" according to Jen. I really love these Schirmer books. I know there are disagreements as to whether the Schirmer books are completely true to the original pieces or not, but my piano teacher had me playing out of several of them when I was growing up. This one of Liszt pieces is wonderful.