SKU: LM.23846
ISBN 9790230938464.
A...comme Apprendre - B...comme Berger - C...comme Carillon - D...comme Danser - E...comme Ecouter - F...comme Frere et soeur - G...comme Galoper - H...comme Horizons - I...comme Imiter - J...comme Jardiner - K...comme Kilometres - L...comme Loisirs - M...comme Marionnettes - N... comme Naviguer - O...comme Obstine - P...comme Prier - Q...comme Quatre par quatre - R... comme Rever - S...Saute-mouton - T...comme Trois et deux font cinq - U...comme Uniforme - V...comme Valser - W...comme Western - X...comme Xylophone - Y...comme Y es-tu, loup ? - Z...comme Zig-Zag.
SKU: BT.PWM12152020
Based on reprise form. The central section is characterised by the cessation of movement and effusive lyricism. However, the outer parts, though full of movement, weave long-breathed arabesques with tranquility resulting fromrocking uniformity and abstract dance. The sound world of the impromptus sound is bright, subject to euphony and beautiful rhythm. Critical source-edition edited by Jan Ekier and Pawel Kaminski based on manuscripts, copiesapproved by Chopin himself, and first editions. Its purpose is to present the works of Chopin in authentic form. The miniature version of the National Edition does not contain source commentary or performance notes.
SKU: HL.51481561
UPC: 196288308119. 9.25x12.25x0.15 inches.
Schubert composed his piano sonata in a minor in May 1825; it is one of Schubert's few piano works that was published during his lifetime. The four movements are expressive but each in its own way: a ballade style in the first piece, a songful second movement, surging restlessness in the third and eruptive passion in the final movement. Together, however, they constitute a uniform work. Since the autograph is lost, this revised Urtext edition is based exclusively on the first edition that was authorised by Schubert. The preface and comments provide detailed information on the genesis of the work and on open questions concerning the musical text. Carefully thought-out fingerings by Schubert expert Martin Helmchen round off the edition.
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SKU: PE.EP4769
ISBN 9790014031633.
The Sonata No. 9 from 1947 is Prokofiev's last originally composed and completed piano work. It was premiered by the leading Soviet pianist Sviatoslav Richter. The four movements in a cyclical connection are only faintly reminiscent of the consistent characteristics of the three so-called War Sonatas Nos. 6-8. The character of this almost unknown sonata fluctuates between 'balanced' and 'uniform'. The work is suitable for intermediate and advanced pianists.
SKU: BT.PWM381
Danse vive was written in 1939 and had its first performance, as did most works of this time, as mentioned by the composer, in the famous occupation Art Salon at Ulica Nowy wiat 27 in Warsaw, led by Boles aw Woytowicz. Lech Miklaszewski made the first archival recording of the piece for Polish Radio in September 1946. After a long period of obscurity, Danse Vive appeared unexpectedly during the inaugural concert of the VII International Festival of Contemporary Music, Warsaw Autumn, on 21st September 1963. W adys aw K dra, after performing Tadeusz Szeligowskis Piano Concerto with the Symphony Orchestra of Polish Radio conducted by Jan Krenz, played Kisielewskis piece as an encore. Mieczys aw Tomaszewski in conversation with Joanna Pruszy ska defines Danse Vive as Toccata 41. Indeed - the free, almost improvised form, the figurative texture and at the same time the uniform lines inlaid with sforzandi syncopated rhythms (although changing time signatures several times) give the composition such a nature. But at the same time Danse Vive can be described as an apotheosis of a Krakowiak, a lively, Galician dance, whose full theme at 44 is shown only once in the piece, after a thickening, figurative outset, not at all reminiscent of folk melodies. [M. G siorowska, Kisielewski, PWM 2011].
SKU: HL.50513966
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