The New International Edition of Suzuki Piano School; Volume 2 includes French; German and Spanish translations and new Romantic and 20th-century pieces. The contents have changed slightly with minimal reordering of the music. The Mozart Minuet and Bach Musette from the earlier edition were eliminated and replaced with two new 20th-century pieces by Bartoacute;k (noted below); and the Bach "Minuet in G Minor" (from J. S. Bachrsquo;s Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach) has been moved to Volume 3. Other improvements include a cleaner appearance with less editing and spacious new engravings; as well as more detailed titles that include the keys; sources; composer dates; and catalog numbers. Titles: * Eacute;cossaise (J. N. Hummel)* A Short Story (H. Lichner)* The Happy Farmer; from Album for the Young; Op. 68; No. 10 (R. Schumann)* Minuet in G Major; BWV 822 (J. S. Bach)* Minuet in G Major; from J. S. Bachs Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach (Anonymous)* Minuet in G Minor; BWV 822 (J. S. Bach)* Cradle Song; Op. 13; No. 2 (C. M. von Weber)* Arietta (W. A. Mozart)* Hungarian Folk Song; from For Children; Sz. 42 (Beacute;la Bartoacute;k)* Melody; from Album for the Young; Op. 68; No. 1 (R. Schumann)* Minuet in G Major; from J. S. Bachs Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach (C. Petzold)* Sonatina in G Major; Anh. 5 (Moderato; Romance) (L. van Beethoven)* Children at Play; from For Children; Sz. 42 (Beacute;la Bartoacute;k)
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Research book. More metaphyics than physics. Sustainability hype.By .This is more of a research publication. Its domain belongs in academia and its research approach is rather obviously intersubjective; given its content - the sun. It delves into the metaphysics of the sun and even elaborates to some degree on its divine history that shaped its early and present ontology.If your into research and the intersubjective metaphysics of daylighting then buy the book; otherwise; there is no practical information contained here. Not much inductivity regarding approach and designs standards. Over 100 pages on metaphysics and barely 10 pages on approaches. Nothing much here that could help deduce outcomes. Therefore; its a period book caught up in the sustainability hype of the year it was published. Its not a book that can stand the test of time. And it was outdated within the first year.For research; though; I recommend sticking with the IES publications from their website. There are better reasons why they are posted there.3 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Not worth the moneyBy E. TuThe title of the book is a stretch. I bought it to learn "Building Design Strategies". Of the 130 pages; only 30 pages talked about strategies; the rest; is a collection of findings from other peoples research papers. It should be Titled Daylight and Health.The book is not worth the money! Wish I could return it for a refund.
