○ Ongaku no Tomo Sha; (440502.(92)1030) Cover (Good, slight corner fold); Body (Good); No writing, etc.; [p1076t]{w606} ○ Henriette Puig-Roget, who left a legend by winning six "Prix" (first prizes) at the Paris Conservatoire, and reigned as an organist, pianist, composer, and educator, visited Japan in 1979 at the age of 69 at the invitation of the Tokyo University of the Arts. For the following 12 years, until one year before her death, she literally devoted herself to this country, instructing the next generation and leaving an immeasurable impact on the Japanese music world. ○ Contents 1. Two-voice piece: Sweelinck 2. Chorale Variations: Pachelbel 3. Two-voice piece: Gilles Julien 4. Canzone in three voices: Sweelinck 5. Canon: Dandrieu 6. Dispersed Octaves: Mozart 7. Two Variations and Canon: Handel 8. Chorale Variations: Pachelbel 9. Arpeggio: Beethoven 10. Scale: Haydn 11. Canzone in G major: Sweelinck 12. In the style of Charolais: Couperin 13. Allegro: C.P.E. Bach 14. In the tempo of a Minuet: Haydn 15. Christmas Song: Colette 16. Joy (Rondeau): Rameau 17. Tiento "Ave Maris Stella": Andreu 18. Allemande: Weber 19. Variations: Beethoven 20. Chorale Variations: Pachelbel 21. Sicilienne: Couperin 22. Variations: Mozart 23. Christmas Song: Balbastre 24. Canon: Bach ○ Stored on the bookshelf. Overall good condition, but there is some aging on the cover and edges. No writing, etc. ◎ Information: To reduce shipping costs, we will send it via "Click Post - with tracking". If you wish for anonymous shipping, it will be an additional ¥50, but we can accommodate this, so please let us know before purchasing.