Piano Masterworks

Teachers keep coming back to Junior Hanon by Charles-Louis Hanon, which leads the collection in units sold year after year. Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata and Für Elise are standard repertoire assignments at the late intermediate level. Burgmüller's 25 Progressive Pieces and the Sonatina Album by Louis Köhler serve as reliable bridges from early to late intermediate study.

Recent additions include Mendelssohn: Masterpieces for Piano and Mozart: Piano Sonatas, Volume II, along with two new works by Agathe Backer Grøndahl: Fantasy Pieces Op. 39 and In the Blue Mountain, Op. 44. Ingrid Jacobson Clarfield's Rare Recital Treasures series continues with Book 3.

Johann Sebastian Bach appears in 182 titles here, with Anna Magdalena's Notebook remains a touchstone for early intermediate students building baroque fluency and keyboard independence. Ludwig van Beethoven's catalog of 160 titles anchors the collection, and his Moonlight Sonata consistently ranks as one of the most purchased pieces across all levels. Frédéric Chopin's 107 titles emphasize the romantic canon; his Nocturnes (Complete) is a favorite for students exploring expressive legato technique. Claude Debussy's 105 entries introduce impressionist color and modern harmony, with Clair de lune serving as an accessible entry point to his aesthetic.