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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful. Falls a bit short for meBy K. BuschAdmittedly; I didnt know much of Saties music. I ordered this after a friend of mine performed a Gnossienne at a home concert. I have certainly enjoyed playing this music myself but a few things about this volume. The first is that you need a photocopier or you need to be able to memorize quickly: there are numerous two page works where the pagination is exactly wrong; where you must turn the page awkwardly in the middle of every piece -- and these page turns do not occur during pauses. By contrast; I just ordered the Barenreiter edition of the Bach French Suites; and the page turns are all placed with great consideration. It can be done!The other is that this collection is chock full of works for piano four hands. (I didnt know he wrote so many!) You might feel teased if you lack a co-conspirator.Finally; there is the Nachlaszlig; not included; e.g.; the Gnossienes 4 - 6. Any collection of Schubert or Chopin includes a fair amount of posthumous material. Not so Satie?2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Fantastic!By BillGreat edition of all of Saties most important piano works. I love the gymnopedies and gnossiennes of course; but the other pieces are very good too if you enjoy the impressionist style. The book is thick; but sits on my pianos music stand nicely thanks to its sewn binding. The pages are in a nice tan that wont make your eyes want to scream like the common black on bright white sheet music. I also like the texture of the music; it is very smooth and easy to write on. One of my favorite piano collections; a must have if you like Saties works.11 of 11 people found the following review helpful. Misleading TitleBy Johnny RThe Title of this book "Gymnopedies; Gnossiennes and Other Works for Piano" implies the complete Gnossiennes areincluded; but the book lacks # 4;5 and 6