Concert Band/Harmonie - Grade 4 SKU: BT.DHP-1053830-140 Composed by Jacqu...(+)
Concert Band/Harmonie -
Grade 4
SKU:
BT.DHP-1053830-140
Composed by Jacques
Offenbach. The Great
Classics. Transcription.
Score Only. Composed
2005. 44 pages. De Haske
Publications #DHP
1053830-140. Published by
De Haske Publications
(BT.DHP-1053830-140).
English-German-French-
Dutch.
Jacques
Offenbach was born in
1819 in Cologne, Germany,
but as a child he moved
to Paris where he
received a thorough
musical education. In his
operetta Orpheus in the
Underworld, Offenbach
parodies the famous Greek
legend of Orpheus and
Euridice. Indirectly,
however, he criticises
the complacency of many
of his contemporaries.
The overture was not
written entirely by
Offenbach, Carl Binder
added various pieces to
it for a Viennese
production of this
operetta in 1860 and
since then, these pieces
have remained part of the
composition. This
appealing transcription
includes the famous Can
Can which is sure to get
your audience high
kicking in the
aisles!
Jacques Offenbach
(1819-1880) coltivava
l’arte di
ironizzare sulla
frivolezza delle
abitudini parigine,
sull’amore, sulla
vita politica e la vita
militare. La sua operetta
Orfeo agli Inferni (1858)
è una parodia del mito
greco di Orfeo ed
Euridice, ma dietro la
facciata
dell’antichit , si
abbandona ad una critica
severa del comportamento
di sufficienza di
numerosi suoi
contemporanei.
L’Ouverture come
noi la conosciamo oggi,
non è la versione
originale di Offenbach,
ma una versione
completata da Carl Binder
per una produzione a
Vienna nel 1860. Wil van
der Beek ne ha realizzato
una trascrizione
irresistibile che
contiene il brillante
Cancan, una delle pagine
più celebri
dellospartito.
Violoncelle, Piano [Set de Parties séparées] Peters
Composed by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), arranged by John York, edited ...(+)
Composed by Peter Ilyich
Tchaikovsky (1840-1893),
arranged by John York,
edited by David Brown,
Raphael Wallfisch. Set of
performance parts for
cello and piano. Urtext.
With bowings, fingerings,
introductory text and
performance notes. Op. 33
(original version). 42
pages. Published by C.F.
Peters.
)
Flute; Recorder; Violin; Orchestra; Early Music SKU: UT.GCE-20 Composed b...(+)
Flute; Recorder; Violin;
Orchestra; Early Music
SKU: UT.GCE-20
Composed by Francesco
Geminiani. Edited by
Rudolf Rasch. Francesco
Geminiani Opera Omnia.
Classical. Score. Ut
Orpheus #GCE 20.
Published by Ut Orpheus
(UT.GCE-20).
ISBN
9790215328259. 9 x 12
inches.
Given that
appendices have since
been included in other
volumes, it now seems
appropriate to compile an
appendix for Volume 1A in
the form of a separate
publication, Volume 1C of
the series. Even with a
whole volume available,
however, it is impossible
to include all known
arrangements. Such a
publication would be of
disproportionate size: it
would require about 600
pages, due largely to the
two complete or
near-complete sets of
concerto arrangements.
The present volume thus
includes only selections
from these sets of
concerto arrangements and
also only a selection
from Edward
Finch’s complete
set of arrangements in
the form of
transverse-flute sonatas.
The smaller sets of
arrangements—eithe
r as solo sonatas or as
trio sonatas—are
included in their
entirety. The
available arrangements
fall into three distinct
categories: solo sonatas,
trio sonatas, and
concertos. There are
fourteen arrangements by
Edward Finch for
transverse flute with
figured bass; they are
found in the so-called
Armstrong-Finch
manuscript and comprise a
full set of twelve plus
two duplicate versions.
Four of these
arrangements are included
in the present volume.
Three more arrangements
for transverse flute or
recorder with figured
bass are found in
anthologies of sonatas
for these instruments
published in the 1720s;
they are all of them
edited here.
Geminiani’s
Sonatas VII-XII were
transformed into trio
sonatas by Francesco
Barsanti and published in
this format in 1727.
These arrangements are
included here in complete
form as well. A
near-complete set of
concerto
arrangements—Sonat
a XI is
missing—was
composed by Charles
Avison and a complete set
by Gerhard Christoph
Raupach, both sets
composed probably in the
1730s. From each of these
two sets, two examples
were selected for
inclusion in the present
volume. They are
supplemented by single
concerto arrangements by
William Hayes (after
Sonata IV) and Johan
Helmich Roman (after
Sonata VI), composed at
all probability in the
1730s as well. None of
these concerto
arrangements was
published in the
eighteenth century.
Music for flute,
clarinet, violin,
violoncello and
piano. Composed by
Philipp Maintz. In a
folder. Set of parts.
Composed 2010/2013.
6/7/7/9/11 pages.
Baerenreiter Verlag
#BA09388_22. Published by
Baerenreiter Verlag
(BA.BA09388-22).
ISBN
9790006566983. 41.8 x
29.2 cm
inches.
Gabriel
Faure (1845-1924) is best
known as a composer of
songs, the Requiem,
several pieces of chamber
of music and the Pavane.
The OEuvres completes de
Gabriel Faure, published
by Barenreiter since
2010, has taken on the
task of displaying his
music in all its variety
to a new listening
public. Now the eighth
volume has appeared in
print: Jean-Michel
Nectoux' thematic
catalogue.
With
201 entries in
chronological order, the
catalogue lists every
known work by this French
composer. The entries,
each with its new 'N'
number, provide
information on opus
numbers (those assigned
during Faure's lifetime),
scoring, key, musical
incipit, text incipit,
text source, manuscript
sources, date of origin,
dedicatees, date of first
performance,
relationships to
publishers, printed
editions, authorial and
non-authorial
arrangements (if any),
commentary and
bibliographic references.
No fewer than six indices
make the volume easy to
search.
The
thematic catalogue
(Catalogue Nectoux) will
soon prove to be an
indispensable reference
work for anyone
interested in Faure and
the music of his era. It
is a distillation of
Nectoux' scholarly
efforts of the past 50
years, the result of his
journeys to every library
where Faure's manuscripts
are preserved - and a
milestone of French
musical
scholarship.