Mozart, Sonata in B flat major
Chopin, Nocturne no. 2 
Mozart, Sonata in D major 
Beethoven, Two Sonatas opus 49
Mozart, Sonata in G major
Chopin, Scherzo no. 1 
Musical Adventures of John and Mary: In the Realm of Rhythm (Book One, Chinese edition)
Mozart, Sonata in A major with Turkish March
Chopin, Nocturne no. 19 
Bach, Notebook for Anna Magdalena
Description
Bach composed his “Italian Concerto” (originally titled “Concerto in the Italian Style”) for harpsichord in 1734 in Leipzig. A year later it was published in Nuremberg together with the “French Overture” (originally titled “Overture in the French Style”) as the second part of Clavier Übung. In the detailed title, which Bach prefaced to this edition, he emphasized that the pieces were composed for a harpsichord with two keyboards. The dynamic signs piano and forte that Bach wrote in the score indicated on which keyboard the performer was supposed to play. Without a doubt, these instructions give the modern pianist a valuable clue to composer’s dynamic design of the piece.
