Schirmer Songs Without Words
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Summary of This Collection
This piano collection highlights the refined writing of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, a major composer of the classical and romantic repertoire. Designed for pianists at an intermediate to advanced level, it allows the development of solid technique while working on touch elegance, voice clarity, and legato quality. Mendelssohn's writing, often luminous and singing, invites careful attention to phrasing, right-left hand balance, and the continuity of the musical discourse.
Throughout the pages, this collection provides an excellent foundation to consolidate essential piano skills: precise articulation, dynamic control, tempo and pulse management, as well as intelligent use of the pedal to support the sound without blurring the harmony. It fits perfectly into a training path, whether preparing a performance, expanding a conservatory program, or simply deepening the German romantic style. Part of the "Piano Collection" series and published in 1986, this volume offers dense and lasting content designed to accompany the pianist in the long term.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy | Genre | Classical |
| Artist | Constantin Von Sternberg | Difficulty | INTERMEDIATE-ADV |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Pages | 152 |
| Collection | Piano Collection | Year of Publication | 1986 |
Questions frequently asked
What piano skill level is required for this Mendelssohn collection?
The indicated level is intermediate to advanced. The writing allows for practicing legato, hand balance, and clarity of voices.
Is Songs Without Words by Schirmer written for solo piano?
The listed instrumentation is piano. The volume belongs to the Piano Collection series.
How many pages does this collection have?
The book contains 152 pages, providing material for sustained study of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy's repertoire.
What technical aspects can be worked on in this collection?
The focus is notably on articulation, dynamics, and tempo control. The pedal may be used to support the sound without muddying the harmony. German Romantic phrasing is also a central focus.
From what year is this edition of Songs Without Words?
This edition was published in 1986, with Constantin Von Sternberg listed as the artist.
