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Cuentos de la Juventud (Stories of the Young), Op.1

Easier Piano Pieces 35

By Enrique Granados (Campina)

Cuentos de la Juventud (Stories of the Young), Op.1 by Enrique Granados (Campina)
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Piano - Grades 5-7
Easier Piano Pieces 35. Composed by Enrique Granados (Campina). Edited by Thomas A. Johnson. ABRSM Publications. Easier Piano Pieces. Sheet Music. 20 pages. ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music) #9781854722836. Published by ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music) (A3.9781854722836).

Item Number: A3.9781854722836

ISBN 9781854722836. 9 x 12 inches.

Spanish pianist teacher and composer Enrique Granados was one of the founders of the modern school of piano music in Spain and wrote many pieces for the instrument. These 'Stories of the Young' provide a contrasted collection of lyrical movements and lively spirited pieces.

  • "(untitled), Op. 1 No. 6"  Performed by Enrique Granados
  • "Cancion de Mayo (May Song), Op. 1 No. 3"  Performed by Enrique Granados
  • "Cuento viejo (Old Man's Tale), Op. 1 No. 4"  Performed by Enrique Granados
  • "Dedicatoria (Dedication), Op. 1 No. 1"  Performed by Enrique Granados
  • "El fantasma (The Phantom), Op. 1 No. 8"  Performed by Enrique Granados
  • "La mendiga (The Beggar Woman), Op. 1 No. 2"  Performed by Enrique Granados
  • "Marcha (March), Op. 1 No. 10"  Performed by Enrique Granados
  • "Recuerdos de la infancia (Childhood Memories), Op. 1 No. 7"  Performed by Enrique Granados
  • "Viniendo de la fuente (Coming from the Fountain), Op. 1 No. 5"  Performed by Enrique Granados

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  • 5

    Anonymous
    Difficulty Level:
    Intermediate
  • June 04, 2019 Stories of Youth

    These are beautiful, easier pieces. Accessible to the intermediate pianist yet still appealing for the advanced. "La Juventud" is not to be translated literally, as "the young". Youth is both reminisced and constantly lamented - as it never returns.

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