Edition Peters Piano Sheet Music

Teachers keep coming back to Ferdinand Beyer's Elementary Method Op.101 as the foundation for early piano instruction. Shostakovich's 24 Preludes & Fugues Op.87 Vol.1 remains a popular choice for students ready to tackle larger twentieth-century works. Vittorio Monti's Czardas for Violin and Piano serves both violin studios and collaborative pianists. Pachelbel's Canon in D and Khachaturian's Toccata round out the core repertoire many teachers assign across multiple ability levels.

Recent releases include Charles Tomlinson Griffes' Rhapsody in B Minor for piano, Agathe Backer Grøndahl's Fantasy Pieces Op.45, and Morton Feldman's Two Pieces for Three Pianos. Ming Tsao's Dritte Stimme zu Bachs zweistimmigen Inventionen offers a contemporary approach to Bach study.

Johann Sebastian Bach has 87 titles in the catalog, anchored by the perpetually assigned Notebooks for Anna Magdalena Bach, which remains one of the collection's steadiest sellers. Mozart's 81 entries span from pedagogical keyboard works through the major concertos and sonatas; his Masterpieces for Piano collection gathers frequently taught selections in one volume. Ludwig van Beethoven's 52 titles include the Pathétique Sonata, a cornerstone of intermediate and advanced piano curricula. Robert Schumann's 68 works center on Album for the Young and Scenes from Childhood, both essential repertoire for students navigating the romantic idiom.