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Mikrokosmos

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Mikrokosmos

A set of 153 small piano pieces by Bartók, arranged in progressive order of technical difficulty and published in six volumes, setting the player various problems of modern technique, each piece being written on a particular principle or system (special rhythms, time-signatures, chords, intervals, atonal or bitonal combinations), composed 1926–37 and published in 1940.



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Die gedig is 'n mikrokosmos van die meeste van die aspekte wat jy noem en wat deurgaans voorkom.
30pm (Nov16) Newt own Theatr Hafren Ken Dodd 7pm (Nov17) Colwyn Bay Theatr Colwyn The Mikrokosmos Theatre company present BlueRemembered Hillsby DennisPotter(Nov17) Llandudno Venue Cymru Hot Flush8pm Fri&Sat5.
These pieces, while not necessarily "easy" for the average young student, are similar in scope to volumes 2, 3 4 of Bela Bartok's Mikrokosmos.
 
 
 
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