Moonlight Sonata (Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2) (Belwin Classic Library)

This was purchased as a gift. It had the correct pages and accounted for the version of the song the recipient was looking for! Very good quality pages!! Would definitely purchase again!!

As a person returning to piano after 20 years. I'm really enjoying learning from this music. I'm slowly making my way through the piece and I may never have the ability to play the 3rd movement at speed. But the music is easy to read and I get a lot of good information from it as I repeatedly practice. I find myself slowly correcting my fingerings and better understanding the more subtle details (subtle to me, at least).I have 1 general complaint: I believe it could be better organized for page turning. That is maybe a minor thing to some. But I don't think I will ever be able to play any of the movements my memorization. So the awkward page turns are sometimes annoying. That said, the print is much better for my aging eyes, so I won't complain.I was going to make a specific complaint. The final measure of the second movement has a double bar. However, there is a "repeat from" symbol 1 quarter note before measure 45. So I guess the repeat to that point is implied? Second, since I knew the sound of the piece, I was surprised not to see a "D.C. al Fine" bringing you back to the beginning. I was going to complain harshly about this until I looked up a term I saw above the last measure: "Allegretto *da capo*.". [Sigh]. It's been so long since I was taught what D.C. stood for, that I didn't recognize it written out.It seems the ideal would be for the final measure to be split into a repeat with a first and second ending. The second ending would be a "D.C. al Fine". But.. I am not a true musician. And I believe this piece is supposed to be printed in the original format with Schnable's notes. So who am I to complain. :)Edit: accidentally wrote “man” instead of “am”.

Just the arrangement I was looking for

Very good quality sheet music and easy to read.

I just received this. I will let you know how difficult it is.

Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata is complete and is 25 pages. It was delivered in a very stiff cardboard envelope, which one would have to work at to damage the contents. It is nicely put together with a brief bio on Beethoven and Artur Schabel. The staff lines, notes and notations are extremely clear. The book is 12”X 9” and is of quality paper. The music is for early advanced. I am not advanced yet, but I find this a doable challenge

I love this book so far I’ve learned the first mvmt. And I’m learning the 3rd rn. I love how clear the notes are on the page. And all the dynamics and fingering the editor included

I’ve been looking for all three movements. I was able to follow the notes while listening to the music in the background. Looking forward to playing it.