Moonlight Sonata, Op. 27, No. 2 (First Movement) (Alfred Masterwork Edition) Paperback – July 1, 1982

I'm an adult and a beginner piano learner. After learning the "easy" version (https://www.amazon.com/Moonlight-Sonata-Easy-Favorite-Alexander/dp/1585605522) I started looking for an intermediate-level arrangement, but came up short. Eventually I landed on giving this a try. It's challenging but accessible, and includes entire (beautiful, haunting) sections of the piece that are absent from the "easy" arrangement. Well worth the money. The page turn is placed in a good spot and for the most part the graphic layout is well-thought-out. Moonlight Sonata * Easy Favorite

A very good arrangement. Clear and easy to read. I teach piano and my copy is always disappearing. This is probably the third or fourth I have purchased. This is a publisher I trust and have purchased various arrangements of different works and have never been disappointed. The price is reasonable and I don't hesitate to recommend it to my students.

Arrived as expected - They could have put it in a card stock envelope, instead of just a flexible bag, for me to give them a 5 star rating. Bought this to replace the previous one I wore out when I first learned the piece many years ago.

This piece is one of my favorites as well as my 12 year olds. He is in the process of learning to play the piece. It’s beautiful.

Easy to read music. BUT the delivery was so sad- it was folded over and torn.

Arrived in good condition

Good product

I am a piano teacher and was hoping to give this to a student as a gift for Christmas. It is badly wrinkled. It was sent in a bubble envelope without cardboard protecting it. I am disappointed and need to purchase another . . . which will have to be elsewhere.

As an (only) Grade II piano player, I had so many photocopied/printed off copies of this piece and had learnt this before, and forgotten it. This summer I was determined to learn it again, properly. Anyway...I found this arrangement (hoping it was 'easy' enough for my level) and it is just right. I already had Pachelbel's Canon published by the same people, which I eventually learnt well, and so was hopeful (plus they do look lovely together of course, sitting on top of the piano). I would recommend this little booklet of sheet music for the Moonlight Sonata.