Chambers Books

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This music went through a long period of being little known, but is gradually being rediscovered. And it's a good thing, since listeners who know these works consider them to include some of the finest music of the entire Classical period. For instance, Charles Rosen, in his excellent book _The Classical Style_, devotes an entire admiring chapter to these trios.

The amateur pianist will find that with a few exceptions the music is not all that hard to play. Haydn wrote these works primarily as piano music, with the violin only occasionally taking a solo, and the cello hardly ever. This compositional style has been taken as a basis for criticism of the work, but in fact, music for piano with other instruments "obbligato" was quite common in Haydn's day--for instance, Mozart's violin sonatas work the same way. In event, the consequence of this piano-dominance is that as an amateur pianist you can enjoy playing these works even if you can't find friends who play violin or cello to help you out.

As for this Dover edition, it has the usual great virtue of Dover reprints (very low price), and the defect of it being a reprint of a rather old, now out-of-copyright edition. The other defect is that it only includes about half of the mature Haydn piano trios, and omits equally fine ones. I'd really like to see Dover issue the others as well.

Three great cello concertos are included in this edition, with perhaps the Dvorak concerto being the best ever written for the instrument.

Dover's edition is put together well. Clear printing, score lays flat, and once again, how can you beat the price? Recommended for anyone that loves these concertos and wants to learn more about them.

This excellent set of scores, published by Dover, brings Dover's consummate work at a reasonable price. The editors do a marvelous job of staying true to the original text from which their reprints are derived. The print is clear, and the staves are nice and distinct. (The only concern maybe that too much erasing could permanently wipe off the ink on the page.) Instruments are clearly labled and numberings of key pts. in the concerti help a lot. I highly recommend this book to any music enthusiast, and especially to all violinists who are playing, or will play, any of these great violin concerti.

I think this is the best travelling guide of Greece I've ever seen! The pictures are brilliant, they really bring out the atmesphere of Greece, i can almost smell the air of kos while watching the pictures.... the text is interesting and easy to read, keep up the good work!

As with most books about cities, this one presents the town in the most favorable light. However, the photos, art work, and interesting commentary makes this one a city portrait worth buying.

Jandy Chambers tells an honest and heartfelt account of her having lost five family members and how she dealt with the losses. Through reading her story you know she understands the depths of feelings. Jandy doesn't look for pity through her experiences, she uses it as a tool to guide herself and others into a happier, more positive existence which is encouraging.