A First Book of Mozart: For The Beginning Pianist with Downloadable MP3s (Dover Classical Piano Music For Beginners)

With its accessible arrangements, familiar melodies, and diverse selection, this book provides an enjoyable way to explore and appreciate the works of one of the greatest composers in history.
 
Students of all ages can experience the pleasure of playing Mozart with this collection of 24 special arrangements, including melodies from The Magic Flute, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Don Giovanni, and other popular works. Bonus MP3 downloads are included for each song.
 

• Accessible and Engaging: A First Book of Mozart offers beginning pianists a delightful and accessible way to explore the classical masterpieces of Mozart.
• Familiar Melodies: This collection features popular melodies from Mozart's renowned works like The Magic Flute, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, and Don Giovanni, allowing students to captivate listeners with these recognizable tunes.
• Broad Range of Moods and Tempos: With 24 selections ranging from andantes to allegros, dance music to lullabies, students can explore a variety of musical expressions and expand their repertoire.
• Variety of Pieces: From the lively and famous Rondo alla Turca to Papageno's Song, Minuet in D, "Sleigh Ride" and "Trio" from Three German Dances, and Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, with a set of Variations, this book offers a diverse set of compositions to suit different musical tastes.
• Progressive Difficulty: The arrangements in this book are thoughtfully leveled, providing a gradual progression of challenge for students to develop their skills at their own pace.
• Free MP3 Downloads: The inclusion of bonus MP3 downloads for each song allows beginners to practice and learn the pieces more easily, providing a helpful auditory reference for their lessons.

A First Book of Mozart offers a delightful and engaging introduction to the music of Mozart for beginning pianists. It provides students of all ages the opportunity to charm listeners with familiar melodies, expand their repertoires, and get better acquainted with the works of Mozart.

Former Dover editor David Dutkanicz holds degrees from the Manhattan School of Music, New York University, and Columbia University. He is the editor of several books in this series.