The style of Bertini's early works resembles that of Moscheles and Kalkbrenner. His more mature works often present clear classical phrasing and simultaneously offer invaluable significance with emphasized themes in an attractive blend that enchants.

Noteworthy is the work "The Three Nocturnes, op.87," while the "50 Preludes" remind us of the connection between the prelude and the study in the second quarter of the 19th century. They also remind us of Bertini's enduring reputation as a composer of pedagogical works.

His countless studies for piano continue to be published to this day and occupy an important place in the educational curriculum.

• Pages: 40
• Language: Greek
• Publishers: Music Melody Makers