"Sam, could you come over to my house at 5:00? I have something I want to give you, and I don't want to waste time at our lesson on Sunday."

I just got home. Here's what my teacher gave me:

Anderson: Letters of Beethoven, Volumes 1, 2, & 3

Beethoven: Symphonies 1, 2, 3, 7, 9 (full scores)

Grove: Beethoven and his Nine Symphonies

International Brahms Festival (Information about the life and music of Brahms)

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Selected Flute Solos with Piano Accompaniment
J.S. Bach - Sonatas for Flute and Piano
Handel - 10 Sonatas for Flute and Piano, Vol. 2
51 Piano PIeces from the Modern Repertoire
Modern Classic Repertoire, Vol. 2
Chopin - Complete Work, Vol. 18 (Minor Works) (Paderewski)
Granados - Danza Espangnola No. 5
Tchaikovsky - Doumka, Op. 59
Debussy - Estampes
Brahms - Capriccios and Intermezzos, Op. 76
Tchaikovsky - Children's Album
Ravel - Sonatine
Rollin - Three Romances
Agay - Dance Scherzo
Ehrhardt/Engle - Sun Dance
Rozin - Toccatina
Schumann - Knight Rupert
Austin - Tangorific
Handel - Harmonious Blacksmith
Agay - Sonatina No. 3
Caramia - Toccata
Gillock - Etude in G (Toboggan Ride)
Brahms - Intermezzo in A Minor, No. 1 Op. 118
Macdowell - Hungarian Etude
Macdowell - Polonaise Op. 46 No. 12
Moszkowski - Bolero in D

R0X0RZ!

R0X0RZ!

*dies* LUCKY!

What does your teacher want you to with this?

I don't get it.....

You are asked to choose your next round or repertoire? sight read them? be ready to play all that by Sunday?

huh?!

Wowzers...was your teacher doing spring cleaning?

She's getting ready to retire, and I'm inheriting her collection! :p

I told her it would take me years to get through all of this. She agreed, and told me that she's got lots more in boxes. She also wants to give me a book of Chinese music by one of her old teachers, but she has to decide which one because they are all so special to her.

She has soooo much music still on her shelves... (even after giving me all this, and everything she's given me in the past as well). I can't believe she has "boxes" of music in her cabinets, too!

...
Macdowell - Hungarian Etude

^_^ Learn it, It's a blast!

I already sight-read the Caramia Toccata, Gillock Etude, and one of the Rollin Romances.

Easy stuff.

I won't attempt to sight-read Macdowell or Rachmaninov... (among others)