Respighi was born in 1879 and is a composer of Bologna, Italy, with a colorful orchestration."Fountains of Rome", "Pines of Rome", "Festivals of Rome" "Roman Trilogy" are known for his masterpieces. This "Valse Caressante" is the first song of "Six Piano Pieces" and is a graceful salon-style waltz written in Rondo format around 1903. It is a gorgeous and light song that can be influenced by the French Impressionists, and it is relatively easy to play, so it is recommended for beginners to intermediates. The 6th "Prelude / Serenade" of is also on sale, so if you play it together, you will feel the goodness of the song even more. * The original song is in E-flat major (modulated to A-flat major and B-flat major), but it is arranged in B-flat major (modulated to B-flat major and C major) to make it easier to play.
