In this edition Tausig has selected the most practical and profitable among the 100 studies.
Gradus ad Parnassum, composed 1817, was Clementi’s last published work.

The Latin phrase Gradus ad Parnassum means “Steps to Parnassus”.
Mount Parnassus was, by some accounts in Greek mythology, the home of the Muses – the nine goddesses of the arts. The phrase has therefore been used to refer to various books of instruction, or guides to making progress in literature, music, or the arts in general.

Chopin – Preludes op 28 no 6 and 7
Clementi – Sonatinas op 36 no 2 and 3
Handel – Minuet in G HWV 450
Hummel – Rondo
Köhler – Sonatina op 300
Lemoin – op 37 no 3 and 6
Mozart – Sorrow March K453a
Mozart – Minuet in F K94
Mozart – Rondo in F K15hh
Oesten – op 155 no 2 and 4
Rachmaninoff – Prelude c#-minor op 3 no 2
Rameau – Minuet in C
Satie – Three Gymnmopedies
Schumann – Wiegenlied op 124 no 6

All recorded in Swedish Radio, Studio 3 on Steinway model D.