Felix Mendelssohn: Sheet music to download and print

Piano music by Felix Mendelssohn to download and print: Songs Without Words, Concertos, Seven Characteristic Pieces, Three Fantasies or Caprices, Three Caprices, Six Preludes and Fugues, Six Pieces for Children, Six Pieces, Two Pieces,

Total pieces by Mendelssohn: 102

Collections - Mendelssohn
Songs Without Words (48 pieces)
Concertos (2 pieces)
Seven Characteristic Pieces (7 pieces)
Three Fantasies or Caprices (3 pieces)
Three Caprices (3 pieces)
Six Preludes and Fugues (6 pieces)
Six Pieces for Children (6 pieces)
Six Pieces (6 pieces)
Two Pieces (2 pieces)

Miscellaneous pieces:

Title	Key	Published	Type	Level
Andante cantabile e Presto agitato	B-Major	1838	Piece	8+
Etude	F-Minor	1836	Study	8+
Gondola Song	A-Major	1837	Piece	7
Prelude & Fugue	E-Minor	1841	Piece	7
Scherzo	B-Minor	-	Piece	8+
Scherzo a Capriccio	F#-Minor	-	Piece	8+
Capriccio - opus 5	F#-Minor	1825	Piece	8+
Sonata - opus 6	E-Major	1826	Sonata	8+
Rondo Capriccioso - opus 14	E-Major	1824	Piece	8+
Fantasy on The last Rose of Summer - opus 15	E-Major	-	Piece	7
Fantasy - opus 28	F#-Minor	1833	Piece	8+
Variations Sérieuses - opus 54	D-Minor	1841	Variations	8+
Variations - opus 82	Eb-Major	1841	Variations	8+
Variations - opus 83	Bb-Major	-	Variations	8+
Sonata - opus 105	G-Minor	1821	Sonata	8+
Sonata - opus 106	Bb-Major	1827	Sonata	8+
Album Leaf - opus 117	E-Minor	-	Piece	7
Capriccio - opus 118	E-Major	1837	Piece	8
Perpetuum Mobile - opus 119	C-Major	1837	Piece	8+

Posts in Piano Forum about Mendelssohn:

Repertoire: All Mendelssohn Recital Program, ideas sought by iumonito

Hi all,

I got a little Mendelssohn fever and I am toying with the idea of doing a Mendelssohn program after I complete my current project (Mozart 330, 331 and 332). Here is what I have in mind so far:

Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso Op. 14 (E Major/E Minor)
Song without words Op. 19 No. 3 (A Major)
Song without words Op. 30 No. 6 (F Sharp Minor - One of the Venetian Gondola Songs)
Song without words Op. 102 No. 5 (A major)
Song without words Op. 62 No. 6 (A Major - Spring Song)
Song without words Op. 67 N. 2 (F Sharp Minor)
Song without words Op. 67 N. 4 (C Major - Spinning Song)
Song without words Op. 62 No. 1 (G Major)
Variations Sérieuses Op. 54 (D Minor)

Plus a secret encore or two, from Mendelssohn's transcriptions (Thal? Special suggestions there?)

I think that's about one hour of music, but I have not timed it. No intermission, of course (It would totally break the atmosphere).

I know the first thought is that this is a lot of Mendelssohn, but think of it for a few moments before you toss it off. I think it flows pretty nicely (but then, I think multi composer programs are like having Indian, Chinese and Italian all in the same meal!)

What do you think? You may need to go grab that song without words book to figure out what we are talking about. I personally don't know them that well by number or anything, but they are so gorgeous!