Paul Beuscher Publications Sorel Alexandre - Best Of Pianiste N°1
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This collection brings together 30 solo piano scores, designed as a true journey through classical music, from Baroque to Impressionist colors. Each piece is performed and commented on, with advice from Alexandre Sorel, to help the pianist go beyond mere reading and develop a more musical interpretation: breathing, tempo setting, articulation, phrasing, and balance between the hands.
The selection alternates very accessible short pieces and more ambitious pages, making it a resource equally relevant for study and for playing enjoyment at home, in recitals, or in lessons. It notably includes Haendel (Rigaudon), Grieg (Arietta, excerpt from Lyric Pieces Op.12), Mozart (Valse favorite KV606 and Fantasy in D minor K.397), Bach (Musette in D major BWV anh.126, Two-Part Invention No.4 BWV 775, Italian Concerto BWV971, 2nd movement), Chopin (Mazurka Op.67 No.2, Prelude Op.28 No.6), Beethoven (Bagatelle Op.119 No.1), Satie (Gymnopédie No.1), Schumann (Erster Verlust and L'Enfant s'endort), Liszt (Consolation No.3), and Debussy (Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum, Première Arabesque).
Thanks to the in-depth study of difficulties, you quickly identify the technical points to work on (independence, flexibility, regularity, sound control) and choose the right piece at the right time. An excellent choice to enrich your piano sheet music repertoire and progress with a guided approach, from beginner level up to the demands of an advanced level.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Various (Haendel, Grieg, Mozart, Bach, Chopin, Schumann, Debussy, Liszt, etc.) | Genre | Classical sheet music |
| Artist | Alexandre Sorel (advice and commentary) | Difficulty | Beginner to advanced |
| Instrumentation | Solo piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
What level is required for Best Of Pianiste N°1?
The collection covers a progression from beginner to advanced level. The 30 pieces alternate between short accessible pieces and more ambitious works.
Which classical works are included in this piano collection?
The selection notably includes Handel's Rigaudon, Satie's Gymnopédie No.1, and Mozart's Favorite Waltz KV606. It also features Debussy's First Arabesque and Liszt's Consolation No.3.
Are the sheet music accompanied by interpretative guidance?
Each piece is performed and commented on with advice from Alexandre Sorel. The instructions address breathing, tempo, articulation, phrasing, and hand balance.
Can Bach and Chopin be studied in this volume?
Several works by Bach are included, such as Musette in D major BWV anh.126, Two-Part Invention No.4 BWV 775, and the second movement of the Italian Concerto BWV971. For Chopin, the volume contains Mazurka Op.67 No.2 and Prelude Op.28 No.6. The instrumentation is exclusively for solo piano.
What technical challenges are covered?
Studying the pieces targets hand independence, flexibility, evenness, and sound control.



