Formats and Editions
1. Grand Sonata In G Major, Op. 37: I. Moderato E Risoluto
2. Grand Sonata In G Major, Op. 37: II. Andante Non Troppo Quasi Moderato
3. Grand Sonata In G Major, Op. 37: III. Scherzo. Allegro Giocoso
4. Grand Sonata In G Major, Op. 37: IV. Final. Allegro Vivace
5. Children's Album, Op. 39: I. Prière Du Matin
6. Children's Album, Op. 39: II. Le Matin En Hiver
7. Children's Album, Op. 39: III. Maman
8. Children's Album, Op. 39: IV. Le Petit Cavalier
9. Children's Album, Op. 39: V. Marche Des Soldats De Bois
10. Children's Album, Op. 39: VI. La Nouvelle Poupée
11. Children's Album, Op. 39: VII. La Poupée Malade
12. Children's Album, Op. 39: VIII. Enterrement De La Poupée
13. Children's Album, Op. 39: IX. Valse
14. Children's Album, Op. 39: X. Polka
15. Children's Album, Op. 39: XI. Mazurka
16. Children's Album, Op. 39: XII. Chanson Russe
17. Children's Album, Op. 39: XIII. Le Paysan Prelude
18. Children's Album, Op. 39: XIV. Chanson Populaire
19. Children's Album, Op. 39: XV. Chanson Italienne
20. Children's Album, Op. 39: XVI. Mélodie Antique Francaise
21. Children's Album, Op. 39: XVII. Chanson Allemande
22. Children's Album, Op. 39: XVIII. Chanson Napolitaine
23. Children's Album, Op. 39: XIX. Conte De La Vielle Bonne
24. Children's Album, Op. 39: XX. La Sorciere
25. Children's Album, Op. 39: XXI. Douce Reverie
26. Children's Album, Op. 39: XXII. Chant De L'alouette
27. Children's Album, Op. 39: XXIII. A L’église
28. Children's Album, Op. 39: XXIV. L'orgue De Barbarie
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"Tchaikovsky wrote the Children's Album and the Op.37 Sonata at the same time, and they're so different. It amazes me that these are so little known in UK. The Children's Album is fantastic - a masterpiece. He wrote three volumes of piano music, and what of it is known here?... The trouble is, Tchaikovsky is almost always played badly! There are two wrong ways: the Russian wrong way and the Western wrong way. Most Russians make a rough sound, full of violent emotions, heart on the sleeve. Westerners often have a refinement that the Russians lack, and which is an important part of Tchaikovsky too, but it has no power." (Mikhail Pletnev).