Schirmer Moritz Moszkowski Fifteen Etudes Virtuositie Op.72 - Piano Solo
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Summary of This Score
Moritz Moszkowski: Fifteen Virtuoso Etudes Op.72 gathers fifteen virtuosity exercises intended for the advanced pianist. Written by Moritz Moszkowski (1854-1925), these etudes belong to the great tradition of piano études, both educational and musical: they are not limited to pure mechanics but encourage attention to clarity of passages, evenness of playing, and sound quality.
Designed for in-depth work, this collection allows tackling fast and brilliant passages, refining the coordination of both hands, and strengthening rhythmic stability in dense textures. Depending on your goal, these etudes can be integrated into a technical routine (gradual implementation, metronome practice, fingering and articulation management) or approached as true short concert pieces, where musicality must remain the priority despite the demands.
Whether you are preparing a program, an end-of-cycle exam, or simply wish to advance your piano technique, this score is a valuable resource to develop more controlled virtuosity while consolidating the fundamentals essential to the great works of the repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Moritz Moszkowski | Genre | Etudes (piano score) |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Difficulty | Advanced |
Questions frequently asked
What level is required to work on Moszkowski's Etudes op. 72?
This collection is suited for an advanced level and is intended for accomplished pianists.
How many etudes are included in Moritz Moszkowski Fifteen Etudes Virtuositie Op.72?
The score includes fifteen virtuoso etudes for solo piano. They notably practice fast passages, coordination of both hands, and rhythmic stability. The work also focuses on evenness of playing and clarity of passages.
Is this Moszkowski op.72 score written for solo piano?
The indicated instrumentation is piano alone, with no other instruments mentioned in this edition.
What piano techniques are addressed in Moszkowski's 15 etudes?
The etudes develop mastery of dense textures and brilliant passages. Progressive work with a metronome allows tackling fingerings, articulations, and rhythmic regularity.
Can the virtuosic Etudes op.72 be used for a piano examination?
Written by Moritz Moszkowski (1854-1925), these fifteen etudes can be part of preparing a program or an end-of-cycle exam.
