Selected and edited by John Lenehan Keynotes is a new series of essential piano repertoire from across the ages which has been carefully selected and edited by John Lenehan, one of Britain's most experienced, versarile and sought-after pianists. Keynotes contains unusual and imaginative repertoire from over three centuries. Not only is there ample opportunity to improvise, but each book contains valuable practical footnotes. Book 1, grades 1-2, contains music by Anderson, JS Bach, Beethoven, Blow, Daquin, Franck, Goedicke, Haydn, Kabelevsky, Lenehan, Milne, Neefe, Ornstein, Pasquini, Rowley, Schumann, Tchaikovsky and Telemann. Contents Haymaking Haydn: German Dance From New German Dances H.1X:12 Rowley: On A Motorbike JS Bach: Polonaise In G Minor From The Notebook For Anna Magdalena Schumann: Bear Dance From Album For The Young Op.68 Neefe: Menuet Lenehan: A Ghost In The Attic Franck: A Doll’s Lament Milne: Storm In A Teacup From Very Easy Little Peppers Blow: Hornpipe Ornstein: My, What A Din The Cuckoos Are Making! Smetana: Toccata Lenehan: Marching Tune Pasquini: Aria Allemande From 12 Allemandes Anderson: Old Bells: Daquin: Gavotte From Suite IV In C Minor Kabalevsky: My Stubborn Little Brother From Thirty-five Pieces For Piano No.29 Tchaikovsky: The Sick Doll From Children’s
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