Little Harvest Song

The simplified version of Robert Schumann's 'Little Harvest Song - No. 24 from Album for the Young, op. 68' in F major in 6/8 time is ideal for beginners and slightly advanced pianists. It allows for easy learning of the lively and cheerful music of this piece. This version preserves the playful, dance-like melodies and the carefree joy of the original, but is perfectly suited to players with basic to intermediate technical skills. The 'Harvest Song' invites you to discover Schumann's poetic and childlike musical language and is ideal for beginners and advanced beginners who want to develop their musical expression on the piano. It reflects the joyful, lively mood of harvest time and is a wonderful choice for the fall season. The scores and layout have been specially developed and optimized for digital reading devices and eReaders.

Robert Schumann (1810-1856) was a German Romantic composer and pianist. He wrote important piano works, songs, and symphonies. His wife Clara, an outstanding pianist, inspired many of his works. Schumann suffered from mental illness and spent his final years in a mental hospital. His music, including Dichterliebe and the Rhenish Symphony, remains a milestone in Romantic music.