15 Etudes de Virtuosité, Op.72
Étude · Op. 72
Moritz Moszkowski 1854–1925
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Op. 72
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Per aspera ad astra·Still standard repertoire·Brilliant and musical·Published 1903
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- Op. 72
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About the piece
Fifteen virtuoso studies, subtitled Per aspera ad astra, through hardship to the stars, and the work by which Moszkowski is still best known to pianists.
They occupy a rare position: demanding enough to serve as genuine technical preparation for the concert repertoire, yet attractive enough to be programmed in recital on their own merits. Paderewski said that after Chopin, no one understood how to write for the piano as Moszkowski did.
The composer
Moritz Moszkowski
1854–1925
Moritz Moszkowski was a German-Polish composer, pianist, and teacher. His brother Alexander Moszkowski was a famous writer and satirist in Berlin.
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