| Alla Turca Jazz Op. 5B Harpe Schott
Fantasia on the Rondo from the Piano Sonata in A major K. 331 by Wolfgang Am...(+)
Fantasia on the Rondo
from
the Piano Sonata in A
major
K. 331 by Wolfgang
Amadeus
Mozart, arranged for harp
by
Ekaterina Afanasieva
(2015).
Composed by Fazil Say.
Arranged by Ekaterina
Afanasieva. This edition:
Saddle stitching. Sheet
music. Der Finalsatz der
Sonate A-Dur KV 331 von
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,
das
Rondo Alla Turca, ist
eines
der bekanntesten
Klavierstucke uberhaupt.
An
diese Popularitat knupft
das
als effektvolle Zugabe
entstandene Stuck von
Faz?l
Say in der Bearbeitung
fur
Harf. Classical. Single
sheet. Composed 1993. Op.
5b.
8 pages. Duration
4'. Schott
Music #ED22797. Published
by
Schott Music
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| Kenneth Leighton: Sonata For Four Hands Op. 92 Music Sales
Piano Duet SKU: HL.14018852 Composed by Kenneth Leighton. Music Sales Ame...(+)
Piano Duet SKU:
HL.14018852 Composed
by Kenneth Leighton.
Music Sales America.
Classical. Book
[Softcover]. Music Sales
#NOV100349. Published by
Music Sales
(HL.14018852). ISBN
9780853609308. Pian
o duet score. 1st
performance Ellesmere
College, January 1986 by
Richard Markham and David
Nettle. Duration c.24
minutes. The work is in
three movements and the
musical thought is
symphonic. The first
movement (based entirely
on the opening motive)
goes through a series of
paragraphs which
eventually culminate in
an extended melodic line
played entirely by the
treble player. The middle
movement is a playful
Scherzo with a rather
sardonic waltz for its
Trio. The slow movement
(which comes last) is
much more relaxed and
concentrates on a D major
motive with sharpened
fourths, but the more
intense moods of the
first movement return in
a suddenly impassioned
middle section. $33.95 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 2 to 3 weeks | | |
| Sonata I für Klavier Piano seul Barenreiter
Piano SKU: PA.H07911 Fur Klavier. Composed by Luboš Fišer. S...(+)
Piano SKU:
PA.H07911 Fur
Klavier. Composed by
Luboš Fišer.
Stapled. Performance
score. With Text
Language:
Czech/German/English.
Editio Baerenreiter Praha
#H07911_00. Published by
Editio Baerenreiter Praha
(PA.H07911). ISBN
9790260104457. 31 x 23.5
cm inches. Lubos
Fiser (1935-1999) was one
of the most talented
Czech composers of his
generation. Born in
Prague, he studied at the
Prague Conservatoire from
1952-1956 and then at the
Academy of Music. He was
known to the public for
his many film scores but
it was his other
compositions, many of
them written under
difficult political
conditions, which mark
him out as a composer of
significance.
Fise
r's eight piano sonatas
have a special place in
his oeuvre. Fiser
subsequently eliminated
his second sonata (1956)
from his compositional
repertoire. From the
third sonata onwards
(1960), subtitled
Fantasia, the composer
wrote a two-movement
composition, in which he
continued to incorporate
as his fundamental
musical device the
confrontation of sharp
contrasts in tempo and
mood. Beginning with his
fourth sonata
(1962-1964), Fiser
created a single-movement
work in an expressive,
formally focused
composition which betrays
a progression towards
greater compactness of
musical shape in a
concise yet effective
musical testimony. The
fifth sonata was written
in 1974, the sixth sonata
in 1978. The seventh
sonata from 1985 was
dedicated to Frantisek
Maxian, the eighth sonata
was written in
1995.
Piano Sonata
No.1 was written in 1955.
Fiser worked on it during
his last year at the
Prague Conservatoire
under the supervision of
Emil Hlobil. The piece is
one of Fiser's early
works which still respect
a traditional
compositional approach.
Unlike his major and late
piano sonatas, this
sonata has three
movements, each
representing the
traditional
Classical-Romantic form.
The sonata was premiered
by Fiser's fellow-student
and friend Antonin
Jemelik in Theatre D34 on
30 January
1956.
The new
setting for this piece is
based on the single
edition to date (SNKLHU,
1957); only with regard
to a few inconsistencies
in the score was it
necessary to consult the
composer's manuscript
(kept at the National
Museum - Czech Museum of
Music, acquisition number
297/2006).
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| Deux Cantabiles (from Violin Sonatas Op. 12 Nos. 2 and 3) for Harp and Violin. Transcription by Marie-Martin Marcel de Marin Ut Orpheus
Harp; Violin SKU: UT.MAG-277 Composed by Ludwig van Beethoven. Edited by ...(+)
Harp; Violin SKU:
UT.MAG-277 Composed
by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Edited by Anna Pasetti.
Saddle stitching.
Magadis. Classical. Ut
Orpheus #MAG 277.
Published by Ut Orpheus
(UT.MAG-277). ISBN
9790215326897. 9 x 12
inches. De
Marin’s harp
compositions are
different from the whole
repertoire coeval with
him. From the
compositional point of
view, in his music there
is a peculiar synthesis
of stylistic elements of
different origins: the
lesson of the great
Baroque composers can be
easily recognized in the
polyphonic conduct of
slow movements, while in
the use of ornamentation
he recalls the style of
French keyboard music
from the first half of
the 18th century. There
are also hints of the
sensitive style which was
typical of harp music by
Meyer and Krumpholtz,
with frequent forays into
minor keys and a certain
formal indeterminacy, but
at the same time the
composer’s gaze
turns forward, towards
the Beethovenian
conquests. All these
elements translate into a
harpistic language which
seemed revolutionary to
contemporaries and which
still does not fail to
amaze. In particular, the
use of the peculiar sound
effects of the harp takes
on a characteristic role:
harmonic and muffled
sounds, pedal slides, to
which is added the use of
the eighth pedal, of
rénforcement
(disappeared in modern
harps), are integrated
into the writing and
become part of the
compositional fabric in
all respects, according
to a concept that will
later be found only in
the harp music of the
twentieth century. His
knowledge of
Beethoven’s
compositions is testified
by these two adaptations
of the Adagios of violin
sonatas op. 12, n. 2 and
3, published by Marin
shortly after the first
printing of the
originals. $18.95 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 3 to 4 weeks | | |
| Sonata XXIII (Dresden nr.48) for Solo Guitar Guitare Metropolis Music Publishers
Guitar Solo SKU: IS.G6761EM Composed by Silvio Leopold Weiss. Arranged by...(+)
Guitar Solo SKU:
IS.G6761EM Composed
by Silvio Leopold Weiss.
Arranged by Ben Beuming.
Plucked - Guitar.
Metropolis Music
Publishers #G6761EM.
Published by Metropolis
Music Publishers
(IS.G6761EM). ISBN
9790365067619. This
sonata (WeissSW No. 48,
Dresden) is one of a new
series of eight sonatas
by Silvius Leopold Weiss
arranged for the first
time for guitar and
published by Metropolis
Music. Sonata XXIII comes
from a set of tablature
manuscript volumes in the
Sächsisches
Landesbibliothek in
Dresden (Ms. Mus.
2841-â?V-â?1).
There are five volumes
with a total of 34
sonatas of Weiss for solo
lute. The sonatas are
ordered by key and
further sorted by size or
complexity. Sonata XXIII
is a large and mature
piece. It probably dates
to the last period of the
life of Weiss. The Sonata
has seven movements:
Prelude, Allemande
(andante), Courante,
Bourée, Sarabande
(andante), Menuet, and it
ends with a Presto. The
use of tempo indications
for French dance
movements is
characteristic for the
later work of Weiss. The
purpose of beginning a
lute sonata with a
Prelude is to introduce
the specific key and the
harmonic design of the
sonata. However, not
every sonata in the
Dresden manuscripts has a
Prelude. About one third
of the 34 Dresden Sonatas
opens with a Prelude, but
only six of them may be
considered truly integral
to the sonata. The other
Preludes are composed in
a rather
â??rudimentaryâ??
style, as a model for the
less experienced lute
player to improvise on
the central key and
theme. They may have been
added later in the
copying process. The
Prelude of this
particular Sonata is
regarded as spurious, in
respect to composition, a
rather weak addition. I
have included the Prelude
in this Edition, leaving
it to the guitar player
to judge whether it fits
with the musical style
and idiom of the Sonata
or not. Originally, the
Sonata is written in F
sharp minor, a key often
used by Weiss as it is
appropriate for playing
the lute, but rather
awkward with the guitar.
For ease and
effectiveness of playing,
I have transposed the
Sonata a major second
lower to E minor. To
create more concordance
with the baroque tuning
of the lute, the G string
is lowered by a semitone
to F sharp. I suggest
using a capodastro to
achieve the original
pitch. Based on the
present standard of A at
440 Hertz, the capo
should be placed at the
2nd fret. However, during
Weissâ??s lifetime, it
was more common in many
parts of Germany to use a
standard of A at 415
Hertz -â? a semitone
lower. So, to hear the
pitch heard by Weiss and
his contemporaries, the
capo should then be
positioned at the 1st
fret. $22.00 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 1 to 2 weeks | | |
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| Sonata XXIX (Dresden nr.25) for Solo Guitar Guitare Metropolis Music Publishers
Guitar Solo SKU: IS.G6763EM Composed by Silvio Leopold Weiss. Arranged by...(+)
Guitar Solo SKU:
IS.G6763EM Composed
by Silvio Leopold Weiss.
Arranged by Ben Beuming.
Plucked - Guitar.
Metropolis Music
Publishers #G6763EM.
Published by Metropolis
Music Publishers
(IS.G6763EM). ISBN
9790365067633. This
sonata (WeissSW No. 25,
Dresden) is one of a new
series of eight sonatas
by Silvius Leopold Weiss
arranged for the first
time for guitar and
published by Metropolis
Music. Sonata XXIX comes
from a set of tablature
manuscript volumes in the
Sächsisches
Landesbibliothek in
Dresden (Ms. Mus.
2841-â?V-â?1).
There are five volumes
with a total of 34
sonatas of Weiss for solo
lute. The sonatas are
ordered by key and
further sorted by size or
complexity. Sonata XXIX
comes from Weissâ??s
middle â??productiveâ??
period, around 1720. The
Sonata has seven
movements: Prelude,
Allemande (andante),
Passepied, Bourée,
Sarabande, Menuet, and it
ends with a Gigue. There
is another copy of this
Sonata, known as Suite
XIX, in a London
Manuscript (British
Library Ms. Add. 30387).
The London version does
not include a Prelude,
and the Sarabande is
completely different. The
other movements are
similar to those in the
Dresden Manuscript. The
Sonata in this Edition is
based on the Dresden
Manuscript. The purpose
of beginning a lute
sonata with a Prelude is
to introduce the specific
key and the harmonic
design of the sonata.
However, not every sonata
in the Dresden and London
manuscripts has a
Prelude. About one third
of the 34 Dresden Sonatas
opens with a Prelude, but
only six of them may be
considered truly integral
to the sonata. The other
preludes are composed in
a rather
â??rudimentaryâ??
style, as a model for the
less experienced lute
player to improvise on
the central key and
theme. The Prelude in
this particular Sonata
cannot be regarded as
integral. It has been
added later, either by
the compiler of the
volumes or perhaps by
Weiss himself.
Originally, the Sonata is
written in G minor, a key
not often used by Weiss,
but considered
appropriate for playing
the lute. With the
guitar, however, the key
is rather awkward. For
ease and effectiveness of
playing, I have
transposed the Sonata a
minor third lower to E
minor. To create more
concordance with the
baroque tuning of the
lute, the G string is
lowered by a semitone to
F sharp. I suggest using
a capodastro to achieve
the original pitch. Based
on the present standard
of A at 440 Hertz, the
capo should be placed at
the 3rd fret. However,
during Weissâ??s
lifetime, it was more
common in many parts of
Germany to use a standard
of A at 415 Hertz -â?
a semitone lower. So, to
hear the pitch heard by
Weiss and his
contemporaries, the capo
should then be positioned
at the 2nd fret. $22.00 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 1 to 2 weeks | | |
| Sonata XXIV (Dresden nr.4) for Solo Guitar Guitare Metropolis Music Publishers
Guitar Solo SKU: IS.G6765EM Composed by Silvio Leopold Weiss. Arranged by...(+)
Guitar Solo SKU:
IS.G6765EM Composed
by Silvio Leopold Weiss.
Arranged by Ben Beuming.
Plucked - Guitar.
Metropolis Music
Publishers #G6765EM.
Published by Metropolis
Music Publishers
(IS.G6765EM). ISBN
9790365067657. This
sonata (WeissSW No. 4,
Dresden) is one of a new
series of eight sonatas
by Silvius Leopold Weiss
arranged for the first
time for guitar and
published by Metropolis
Music. Sonata XXIV comes
from a set of tablature
manuscript volumes in the
Sächsisches
Landesbibliothek in
Dresden (Ms. Mus.
2841-â?V-â?1).
There are five volumes
with a total of 34
sonatas of Weiss for solo
lute. The sonatas are
ordered by key and
further sorted by size or
complexity. Sonata XXIV
comes from Weissâ??s
late â??productiveâ??
period, after 1730. The
Sonata has six movements:
Prelude, Ouverture
(including allegro and
largo), Courante,
Bourée, Menuet and
Gavotte. There is another
copy of this Sonata,
known as Parte (or
Partita) no. 11, in a
London Manuscript
(British Library Ms. Add.
30387). The London
Manuscript seems to be
incomplete. It does not
include a Menuet and a
Gavotte. The Sonata in
this Edition is based on
the Dresden Manuscript.
However, both the Prelude
and the Bourée are
coming from the London
copy. The Dresden Prelude
is regarded as spurious,
and the London Bourée
is more lively and in
balance with the other
movements. In a few
passages of the Ouverture
and the Courante I have
made some adaptions on
the basis of the London
manuscript, to create the
best of the two versions.
In the Ouverture I have
omitted the repeat
indications. There are
two Menuets in the
Dresden Sonata. One has
been crossed in the
original manuscript with
the accompanying note:
ist nicht von Mr Weis.
The other one has been
added later, probably by
the compiler of the
volumes. The original
London Prelude of this
particular Sonata is
composed in a
â??simplifiedâ?? style;
a common practice for
adding preludes to lute
sonatas in the 18th
century. I have added the
original example to my
transcribed version.
Perhaps it invites others
to make their own
arrangement. Originally,
the Sonata is written in
B flat major, a key often
used by Weiss as it is
appropriate for playing
the lute. With the
guitar, however, the key
is rather awkward. For
ease and effectiveness of
playing, I have
transposed the Sonata a
minor third lower to G
major. To create more
concordance with the
baroque tuning of the
lute, the G string is
lowered by a semitone to
F sharp. I suggest using
a capodastro to achieve
the original pitch. Based
on the present standard
of A at 440 Hertz, the
capo should be placed at
the 3rd fret. However,
during Weissâ??s
lifetime, it was more
common in many parts of
Germany to use a standard
of A at 415 Hertz -â?
a semitone lower. So, to
hear the pitch heard by
Weiss and his
contemporaries, the capo
should then be positioned
at the 2nd fret. $22.00 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 1 to 2 weeks | | |
| Sonata XXVII (Dresden nr.50) for Solo Guitar Guitare Metropolis Music Publishers
Guitar Solo SKU: IS.G6760EM Composed by Silvio Leopold Weiss. Arranged by...(+)
Guitar Solo SKU:
IS.G6760EM Composed
by Silvio Leopold Weiss.
Arranged by Ben Beuming.
Plucked - Guitar.
Metropolis Music
Publishers #G6760EM.
Published by Metropolis
Music Publishers
(IS.G6760EM). ISBN
9790365067602. This
sonata (WeissSW No. 50,
Dresden) is one of a new
series of eight sonatas
by Silvius Leopold Weiss
arranged for the first
time for guitar and
published by Metropolis
Music. Sonata XXVII comes
from a set of tablature
manuscript volumes in the
Sächsisches
Landesbibliothek in
Dresden (Ms. Mus.
2841-â?V-â?1).
There are five volumes
with a total of 34
sonatas of Weiss for solo
lute. The sonatas are
ordered by key and
further sorted by size or
complexity. Sonata XXVII
is a large and mature
piece, composed in
Weissâ??s late period,
around 1730. The Sonata
has six movements:
Introduzzione (an opening
movement in Italian style
with elements of an
Allemande and Prelude),
Courante, Bourrée,
Sarabande, Menuet, and it
ends with a Presto. The
use of tempo indications
for French dance
movements is
characteristic for the
later work of Weiss.
Originally, the Sonata is
written in B flat major,
a key often used by Weiss
as it is appropriate for
playing the lute, but
rather awkward with the
guitar. For ease and
effectiveness of playing,
I have transposed the
Sonata a minor third
lower to G major. To
create more concordance
with the baroque tuning
of the lute, the G string
is lowered by a semitone
to F sharp. I suggest
using a capodastro to
achieve the original
pitch. Based on the
present standard of A at
440 Hertz, the capo
should be placed at the
3rd fret. However, during
Weissâ??s lifetime, it
was more common in many
parts of Germany to use a
standard of A at 415
Hertz -â? a semitone
lower. So, to hear the
pitch heard by Weiss and
his contemporaries, the
capo should then be
positioned at the 2nd
fret. $22.00 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 1 to 2 weeks | | |
| Sonata X (London nr.15) for Solo Guitar Guitare Metropolis Music Publishers
Guitar Solo SKU: IS.G6767EM Composed by Silvio Leopold Weiss. Arranged by...(+)
Guitar Solo SKU:
IS.G6767EM Composed
by Silvio Leopold Weiss.
Arranged by Ben Beuming.
Plucked - Guitar.
Metropolis Music
Publishers #G6767EM.
Published by Metropolis
Music Publishers
(IS.G6767EM). ISBN
9790365067671. This
sonata (WeissSW No. 15,
London) is one of a new
series of eight sonatas
by Silvius Leopold Weiss
arranged for the first
time for guitar and
published by Metropolis
Music. Sonata X comes
from Weissâ??s middle
â??productiveâ??
period, thought to have
taken place between 1719
and 1725. The original
tablature manuscript is
in the British Library
(London Ms. Add. 30387).
The Sonata has six
movements: Allemande,
Courante, Paisane,
Sarabande, Menuet, and it
ends with a Gigue. There
is a another copy of this
Sonata in the Warszawa
Biblioteka Uniwersytecka
Poland (in its entirety),
and a copy in the
Sächsisches
Landesbibliothek in
Dresden (Suite XXVI),
which contains three
concordant movements:
Allemande, Courante, and
the Gigue. The Dresden
manuscript displays some
differences from the
London manuscript. This
Edition has taken those
differences into account
in certain details.
Originally, the Sonata is
written in B flat major,
a key often used by Weiss
as it is appropriate for
playing the lute, but
rather awkward with the
guitar. For ease and
effectiveness of playing,
I have transposed the
Sonata a minor third
lower to G major. To
create more concordance
with the baroque tuning
of the lute, the G string
is lowered by a semitone
to F sharp. I suggest
using a capodastro to
achieve the original
pitch. Based on the
present standard of A at
440 Hertz, the capo
should be placed at the
3rd fret. However, during
Weissâ??s lifetime, it
was more common in many
parts of Germany to use a
standard of A at 415
Hertz -â? a semitone
lower. So, to hear the
pitch heard by Weiss and
his contemporaries, the
capo should then be
positioned at the 2nd
fret. $22.00 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 1 to 2 weeks | | |
| Sonata XVII (London nr.23) for Solo Guitar Guitare Metropolis Music Publishers
Guitar Solo SKU: IS.G6764EM Composed by Silvio Leopold Weiss. Arranged by...(+)
Guitar Solo SKU:
IS.G6764EM Composed
by Silvio Leopold Weiss.
Arranged by Ben Beuming.
Plucked - Guitar.
Metropolis Music
Publishers #G6764EM.
Published by Metropolis
Music Publishers
(IS.G6764EM). ISBN
9790365067640. This
sonata (WeissSW No. 23,
London) is one of a new
series of eight sonatas
by Silvius Leopold Weiss
arranged for the first
time for guitar and
published by Metropolis
Music. Sonata XVII comes
from Weissâ??s middle
â??productiveâ??
period, thought to have
taken place between 1719
and 1725. The original
tablature manuscript is
in the British Library
(London Ms. Add. 30387).
It is the only London
Sonata with a title:
Divertimento à solo.
The Sonata has ten
separate movements:
Prelude (Prǣlude),
Entrée, Bourée I
and II, Gavotte I and II,
Sarabande, Menuet I and
II, and Saltarella. The
Entrée is nothing more
than an Allemande. The
Saltarella resembles the
Scottish Gigue. The pairs
of the middle
â??dancesâ?? are
intended to be played
side by side, as one
coherent movement in
which the second part
complements the musical
notion of the first part.
There are concordant
copies of the first parts
of the Bourée, Gavotte
and Menuet in the
Sächsisches
Landesbibliothek in
Dresden (Suite XXVI).
Bourée I can also be
found in the Bayerische
Staatsbibliothek in
München, although it
is quite different from
the London version.
Originally, the Sonata is
written in B flat major,
a key often used by Weiss
as it is appropriate for
playing the lute, but
rather awkward with the
guitar. For ease and
effectiveness of playing,
I have transposed the
Sonata a minor third
lower to G major. To
create more concordance
with the baroque tuning
of the lute, the G string
is lowered by a semitone
to F sharp. I suggest
using a capodastro to
achieve the original
pitch. Based on the
present standard of A at
440 Hertz, the capo
should be placed at the
3rd fret. However, during
Weissâ??s lifetime, it
was more common in many
parts of Germany to use a
standard of A at 415
Hertz -â? a semitone
lower. So, to hear the
pitch heard by Weiss and
his contemporaries, the
capo should then be
positioned at the 2nd
fret. $22.00 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 1 to 2 weeks | | |
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Enhanced with Audio and
MIDI Files for Practice
and Performance. By Kenon
D. Renfrow, E. L.
Lancaster. For Piano.
Piano - Alfred's Group
Piano for Adults.
Alfred's Group Piano for
Adults. Book and CD-ROM.
360 pages. Published by
Alfred Publishing.
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Chamber Music Piano SKU: PO.PEL06 Complete Piano Music Edition. Co...(+)
Chamber Music Piano
SKU: PO.PEL06
Complete Piano Music
Edition. Composed by
Douglas Lilburn.
Performance Score.
Promethean Editions
#PEL06. Published by
Promethean Editions
(PO.PEL06). ISBN
9781877564659. The
Douglas Lilburn Complete
Piano Edition was
established to accompany
Trust Records
award-winning recorded
collection of the same
name. The sixth volume in
a series of eight, it
comprises Lilburn's
Sonata for Piano in F
Sharp Minor (1939), Poco
Lento (1960), The Young
Pine Tree (1945), Hommage
à D.A.F. (c.1965),
Theme from Variations on
a Theme by Douglas
Lilburn (1948), and
Christmas 1942
(1942). $45.00 - Voir plus => AcheterDélais: 4 to 6 weeks | | |
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