Piano pieces for advanced children or retarded adults
By: Goddard Lieberson
Publisher: Mills Music
Published: 1964
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Subjects: Studies and exercises; Juvenile; Piano music; Piano; Musical parodies; Humorous music
Notes: Recorded by André Previn, Columbia Records ML-5986 (mono) and MS-5686 (stereo), 1964.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Five songs without Mendelssohn. Whistling boy on horseback ; The same boy, five years later, in Paris ; My neighbor studies voice ; My father plays pizzicato ; An aimless walk in the woods; title: v. 2. Six technical studies (which will teach you nothing). Prelude ; Melody for the left hand ; Melody for the right hand ; Minor seconds ; Safe on third ; In fifth form; title: v. 3. Eight studies in musicology (which will teach you a great deal). Mozart without one mistake ; How to Handel a Bach violin solo ; How to be a Soviet composer ;  The piano in the distance playing Chopin ; Shostakovich's vacation on a collective farm ; Liszt, my children (and you shall hear an enharmonic change) ; Aaron Copland shakes hands with Abe Lincoln ; Tchaikovsky's last waltz.