Shostakovich D. Easier Works for Piano

New York: G. Schirmer Inc., no date (1999). — 76 p. With bookmarks.
Schirmer Library of Classics, Volume 2043.
Level of difficulty according to sheetmusicplus.com: late intermediate.
Contains Children's notebook, op. 69; Three pieces and 25 short pieces, mainly the composer's arrangements of suites and excerpts from his ballets, film and incidental music.From amazon.com: One of the great composers of this century, Shostakovich was also a brilliant pianist. Gathered here are his delightful pieces for children as well as a generous collection of his most popular film and ballet music in easy arrangements.From halleonard.com: Children's Notebook for Piano was written in 1944 for Shostakovich's eight-year-old daughter, Galina, for her studies on the instrument. Another piece, “Birthday,” was added to the set as a birthday present in 1945.Children's Notebook, Op. 69
March
Waltz
The Bear
Funny Story
Sad Story
Mechanical Doll
Birthday
Three Pieces
Minuet
Prelude
Intermezzo
Easy Pieces For The Piano (stage & Film Music)
Song of the Counterplan, from the film Counterplan
Lyrical Waltz, from Ballet Suite No. 3
Gavotte, from Ballet Suite No. 3
Romance, from Ballet Suite No. 1
Waltz—A Remembrance, from the film Tale about the Priest and his Worker, Blockhead
Dance, from Ballet Suite No. 1
Waltz Scherzo, from Ballet Suite No. 1
Polka, from Ballet Suite No. 1
Waltz of the Flowers, from the operetta Moscow-Cheryomushki
Dance, from the ballet The Limpid Stream
Elegy, from Ballet Suite No. 3
Springtime Waltz, from the film Michurin
Contredanse, from the film The Gadfly
Spanish Dance, from the film The Gadfly
Nocturne, from the film The Gadfly
Barrel-Organ Waltz, from the film The Gadfly
Prelude, from the film The Gadfly
Sentimental Waltz
Dance, from Ballet Suite No. 3
Waltz Song, from the operetta Moscow-Cheryomushki
Nocturne
Melancholy Ditty, from the operetta Moscow-Cheryomushki
Galop, from Ballet Suite No. 1
Adagio, from Ballet Suite No. 2
Waltz, from Ballet Suite No. 3