Sixty Pieces for Aspiring Players, Book II

No. 1
One to start
No. 2
Rests, rests? Nothing but rests?
No. 3
Quaver rests
No. 4
Hushaby, my baby
No. 5
Fingers under and over
No. 6
The two invalids
No. 7
Inverted mordents
No. 8
Phrase-endings
No. 9
Short appoggiaturas
No. 10
No great art is here
No. 11
A little ballet
No. 12
Ties
No. 13
In octaves
No. 14
The singer with a harp
No. 15
Mordents
No. 16
Double appoggiaturas
No. 17
Youthful high spirits
No. 18
Turns
No. 19
There it goes at full gallop
No. 20
An old song
No. 21
The echo in an ancient castle
No. 22
A pendant to the knight in the darkening wood
No. 23
Moderate high spirits
No. 24
Syncopated notes
No. 25
Only fools have idle fancies
No. 26
Children’s ballet
No. 27
The queen of dances
No. 28
Time vanishes in joking and flirting
No. 29
Be thou my comfort, silent solitude
No. 30
Hark to the strumming of a poor bungler!
No. 31
First exercise in thirds and sixths
No. 32
The young people dance
No. 33
A cradlesong by moonlight
No. 34
Wisdom teaches happiness
No. 35
One day, when I am dead
No. 36
For little people in Lilliput
No. 37
Sweet was the melody
No. 38
Dignity and elegance
No. 39
Noble simplicity
No. 40
We merrily mingle the dancing lines
No. 41
Solemn and serious
No. 42
Those wretched octaves!
No. 43
Comfort beside a friend’s grave
No. 44
A musical impromptu
No. 45
Passing-bell and funeral hymn
No. 46
Dedicated most humbly to the right-hand little finger
No. 47
Peasant’s march
No. 48
Graceful and stately
No. 49
As swift as a deer
No. 50
Triplets, quintuplets, sextuplets and septuplets
No. 51
Changing fingers
No. 52
At a solemn feast
No. 53
Country-dance
No. 54
His playing was gentle and expressive
No. 55
The perverse one
No. 56
A solemn ceremony
No. 57
For the left hand
No. 58
An accomplished singer
No. 59
This makes me want to dance
No. 60
A good start is half the battle