Pedal Preludes

by Samuel Maykapar

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Maykapar, a Russian composer known for his charming music for children, wrote these 20 preludes to introduce the student to many different types of pedal technique. Included are rhythmic, syncopated and staccato types of pedalling. Following the explanation of each type of pedalling, Maykapar describes the sound effects produced. These preludes are valuable study material.… (more)

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Maykapar, a Russian composer known for his charming music for children, wrote these 20 preludes to introduce the student to many different types of pedal technique. Included are rhythmic, syncopated and staccato types of pedalling. Following the explanation of each type of pedalling, Maykapar describes the sound effects produced. These preludes are valuable study material.

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