Music Through Time is an exciting series of orchestral repertoire books designed to provide young musicians with enjoyable, interesting, and stimulating material in the early stages of their playing careers. The content of each volume is organized chronologically, and each piece is accompanied by brief notes that place it in its broader historical context, enabling the student to more easily connect the style of the music with its period. This is the second volume of this inventive and intuitive series and is suitable for pianists working at Levels 2-3.

• Farnaby - A Toye (1625)
• Anne Cromwell's Virginal Book - A Masque (1638)
• Purcell - Hornpipe (1695)
• Clarke - King William's March (1700)
• Handel - Silent Worship (1725)
• Sheeles - Jigg (1736)
• Mozart - Minuet (1760)
• Beethoven - Allemande (1800)
• Schubert - Ecossaise (1815)
• Weber - Invitation to the Dance (1819)
• Chopin - Prelude (1839)
• Heller - L' Avalanche (1844)
• Kohler - Fandango (1846)
• Schumann - Wild Horsemen (18