'The Mikrokosmos is a cycle of 153 pieces for piano, written with a didactic purpose (Vol. 1: Z. 125, Vol. 2: Z. 126, Vol. 3: Z. 127, Vol. 4: Z. 128, Vol. 5: Z. 129, Vol. 6: Z. 130). That is, to give piano pieces which can be used from the very beginning, and then going on, it is graded according to difficulties. And the word Mikrokosmos may be interpreted as a series of pieces in many different styles, representing a small world. Or it may be interpreted as "world of the little ones, the children".' (Interview broadcast by WNYC, in early 1945, on a programme entitled Ask the Composer.) Territorial restrictions may apply. Please ask before ordering.

1. Unison Melodie
2. Unison Melodie
3. Unison Melodie
4. Unison Melodie
5. Unison Melodie
6. Unison Melodie
7. Dotted Notes
8. Repetition (1)
9. Syncopation (1)
10. With Alternate Hands
11. Parallel Motion
12. Reflection
13. Change of Position
14. Question and Answer
15. Village Song
16. Parallel Motion with Change of Position
17. Contrary Motion (1)
18. Unison Melodie
19. Unison Melodie
20. Unison Melodie
21. Unison Melodie
22. Imitation and Counterpoint
23. Imitation and Inversion (1)
24. Pastorale
25. Imitation and Inverseion (2)
26. Repetition (2)
27. Syncopation (2)
28. Canon at the Octave
29. Imitation Reflected
30. Canon at the Lower Fifth
31. Dance in Canon Form
32. In Dorian Mode
33. Slow Dance
34. In Phrygian Mode
35. Chorale
36. Free Canon