KABALEVSKY - 35 EASY PIECES OP 89 PIANO SPE Instore event players experience a level of

players experience a level of expression

but at the same time performers will not miss out on the enjoyment of virtuosic playing in any way

and the concept of tonic and dominant notes

The K‑300AR2 is ideal for:

Trinity College and ANZCA examinations

KABALEVSKY - 35 EASY PIECES OP 89 PIANO SPE Instore event players experience a level ofKabalevsky (1904 1987) believed that no piece of music, however short and modest, should pass by a child without touching his mind and heart. His last set of piano pieces for students was composed between 1972 and 1974, when the composer was in his late sixties. These were also his last compositions for piano. In Kabalevsky's output, 35 Easy Pieces for Children most closely resembles 24 Pieces for Children, Op. 39, which was composed thirty years