Das zweite Buch der Toccaten, Canzonen usw von 1637. 11 Toccaten, 1 Madrigal, 6 ...(+)
Das zweite Buch der
Toccaten, Canzonen usw
von 1637. 11 Toccaten, 1
Madrigal, 6 Canzonen, 3
Hymnen und 17 weitere
kurze Kompostionen. By
Frescobaldi, Girolamo.
Edited by Pierre Pidoux.
For Organ/ Piano/
Harpsichord. Playing
Score (paperbound).
Published by
Baerenreiter-Ausgaben
(German import).
ATTA
INGNANT Pierre : J'ay
espere (chanson de la
Renaissance, 3 vx) -
Helas ! Que c'est ung
grant remort (chanson de
la Renaissance, 3 vx) -
VECCHI Orazio : O Felice
nocchiero (Canzonette, 3
vx) - L'ultima volta
ch'io (Canzonette, 3 vx)
- MARENZIO Luca : Lasso
no e cor mio (Villanella,
3 vx) - Se il dolce
sguardo (Villanella, 3
vx) - MONTEVERDI Claudio
: Quando sperai
(Canzonette, 3 vx) - Son
questi i crespi
(Canzonette, 3 vx) -
BATESON Thomas : Your
shining eyes (Madrigal, 3
vx) - CARISSIMI Giacomo :
O Felix anima (Motet, 3
vx) - MOZART Wolfgang A.
: Due pupille (Nocturne,
3 vx) - HAYDN Joseph :
Psaumes 31 et 69 (3 vx) -
SCHUMANN : Mich zieht es
nach dem Darfchen (3 vx)
- JOHNSON Tom : Wesley's
Challenge (3 vx) -
INGENIERI Marco Antonio :
O bone Jesu (4 vx) -
ANERIO Giovanni Francesco
: O Salutaris hostia (4
vx) - CASCIOLILI Claudio
: Panis angelicus (4 vx)
- BACH J.S. : Ach, Gott,
wie manches Herzelied
(Choral, 4vx) - Ach wie
fluchtig, ach wie nichtig
(Choral, 4 vx) - BRAHMS
J. : Erlaube mir, feins
Madchen (4 vx) - GERSHWIN
: Somebody loves me (4
vx) - PETIT Jacques :
Margie, Barber shop song
(arrangement, 4 vx) -
MEYER Marc : Every time I
feel the Spirit
(Spiritual, 4 vx) -
JOHNSON Tom : Wesley 's
Challenge (4 vx).
Piano SKU: BT.EMBZ14505A Suppl. 10. By Adrienne Kaczmarczyk_Ãgn...(+)
Piano
SKU:
BT.EMBZ14505A
Suppl. 10. By
Adrienne
Kaczmarczyk_Ãgnes Sas.
By Franz Liszt. EMB New
Listz Edition. Book
Hardcover. Composed 2014.
224 pages. Editio Musica
Budapest #EMBZ14505A.
Published by Editio
Musica Budapest
(BT.EMBZ14505A).
English-German-Hungari
an.
Of the early
versions of works
included in this volume
the first versions of the
notably popular
Consolations cycle and
Grand solo de concert
(published in 1850) are
of particular interest.
In the first version of
Consolations the third
movement was a style
hongrois piece whose
thematic material was
later used by Liszt in
his Hungarian Rhapsody
No. 1 (published in
1851). The first version
of Grand solo de concert
shows that the work did
not originally include a
slow middle section to be
recapitulated towards the
end as seen in the final
version. This is a
characteristically
Lisztian feature that
would reappear a few
years later in his Sonata
in B minor. A detailed
preface inHungarian,
English, and German,
including new research
results, numerous
manuscript facsimiles,
and critical notes, makes
this volume of the New
Liszt Edition an
important publication of
immense scholarly value.
Along with the
cloth-bound Complete
Edition, a paperback
version for practical use
has also been published.
This edition's contents
are identical to those of
the hardcover edition
with the exception that
the critical notes are
not included.
Of
the early versions of
works included in
Supplementary Volume 10,
particular interest is
expected in the first
versions of the notably
popular Consolations
cycle and the monumental
Grand solo de concert of
1850. In the first
version of
Consolationsthe third
movement was a style
hongrois piece whose
thematic material Liszt
used again later in the
first piece of the
Hungarian Rhapsodies
published in 1851. The
first version of the
Grand solo de concert
shows that the original
concept did notinclude
the slow
“movementâ€
that would be placed in
the middle of the work
and recapitulated towards
the end in the final
version - a
characteristically
Lisztian feature that
would reappear a few
years later in the Sonata
in B flat minor.A
detailed preface in
Hungarian, English and
German, including new
research results,
numerous manuscript
facsimiles and critical
notes make this volume of
the New Liszt Edition a
specially important
publication of scholarly
value. Simultaneously
withthe Complete Edition
volume in colth-bound,
its paperback for
practical purposes is
also published, the
contents of which, except
for the critical notes,
is identical with the
Complete Edition
volume.
Von den im
vorliegenden Band
veröffentlichten
Werkversionen dürften
der außerordentlich
populäre
Consolations-Zyklus sowie
die Erstfassung des 1850
entstandenen Grand solo
de concert (Großes
Konzertsolo) auf
besonderes Interesse
stoßen. In der ersten
Fassung der Consolations
stand an dritter Stelle
noch ein Stück im
ungarischen Stil, dessen
Thematik Liszt später
im 1851 herausgegebenen
1. Stück der
Ungarischen Rhapsodien
verwendete. Die erste
Version des Großen
Konzertsolos belegt, dass
der in der Mitte der
Komposition angelegte und
kurz vor Ende
rekapitulierte langsame
Teil, welcher zum typisch
Lisztschen Element der
endgültigen Fassung
des Konzertsolos - und
einige Jahre
späterauch der
H-Moll-Sonate - wird,
noch kein Bestandteil der
ursprünglichen
Konzeption war.
Consolations Piano seul EMB (Editio Musica Budapest)
Piano SKU: BT.EMBZ14505 Grand solo de concert (earl. vers.) and Other ...(+)
Piano
SKU:
BT.EMBZ14505
Grand
solo de concert (earl.
vers.) and Other Works
(Suppl. B 10). By
Adrienne
Kaczmarczyk_Ãgnes Sas.
By Franz Liszt. EMB Liszt
Works. Book Only.
Composed 2014. 208 pages.
Editio Musica Budapest
#EMBZ14505. Published by
Editio Musica Budapest
(BT.EMBZ14505).
English-German-Hungari
an.
Of the early
versions of works
included in this volume
the first versions of the
notably popular
Consolations cycle and
Grand solo de concert
(published in 1850) are
of particular interest.
In the first version of
Consolations the third
movement was a style
hongrois piece whose
thematic material was
later used by Liszt in
his Hungarian Rhapsody
No. 1 (published in
1851). The first version
of Grand solo de concert
shows that the work did
not originally include a
slow middle section to be
recapitulated towards the
end as seen in the final
version. This is a
characteristically
Lisztian feature that
would reappear a few
years later in his Sonata
in B minor. A detailed
preface inHungarian,
English, and German,
including new research
results, numerous
manuscript facsimiles,
and critical notes, makes
this volume of the New
Liszt Edition an
important publication of
immense scholarly value.
Along with the
cloth-bound Complete
Edition, a paperback
version for practical use
has also been published.
This edition's contents
are identical to those of
the hardcover edition
with the exception that
the critical notes are
not included.
Of
the early versions of
works included in
Supplementary Volume 10,
particular interest is
expected in the first
versions of the notably
popular Consolations
cycle and the monumental
Grand solo de concert of
1850. In the first
version of
Consolationsthe third
movement was a style
hongrois piece whose
thematic material Liszt
used again later in the
first piece of the
Hungarian Rhapsodies
published in 1851. The
first version of the
Grand solo de concert
shows that the original
concept did notinclude
the slow
“movementâ€
that would be placed in
the middle of the work
and recapitulated towards
the end in the final
version - a
characteristically
Lisztian feature that
would reappear a few
years later in the Sonata
in B flat minor.A
detailed preface in
Hungarian, English and
German, including new
research result and,
numerous manuscript
facsimiles make the
practical paperback
version of this volume of
the New Liszt Edition a
specially important
publication of scholarly
value.
Von den im
vorliegenden Band
veröffentlichten
Werkversionen dürften
der außerordentlich
populäre
Consolations-Zyklus sowie
die Erstfassung des 1850
entstandenen Grand solo
de concert (Großes
Konzertsolo) auf
besonderes Interesse
stoßen. In der ersten
Fassung der Consolations
stand an dritter Stelle
noch ein Stück im
ungarischen Stil, dessen
Thematik Liszt später
im 1851 herausgegebenen
1. Stück der
Ungarischen Rhapsodien
verwendete. Die erste
Version des Großen
Konzertsolos belegt, dass
der in der Mitte der
Komposition angelegte und
kurz vor Ende
rekapitulierte langsame
Teil, welcher zum typisch
Lisztschen Element der
endgültigen Fassung
des Konzertsolos - und
einige Jahre
späterauch der
H-Moll-Sonate - wird,
noch kein Bestandteil der
ursprünglichen
Konzeption war.
Sopra Deh poi ch'era
nei fati del
Marentio. Composed by
Heinrich Schutz. Edited
by Helmut Lauterwasser.
Carus digital: Extra
digital products. Full
Score. SWV 450a. Duration
4 minutes. Published by
Carus Verlag
(CA.2045050).
ISBN
9790007293697. Key: A
minor. German.
A
sacred madrigal for three
solo parts with basso
continuo for Christmas
time. Schutz composed
this short piece in
imitation of a secular
Italian madrigal by
Marenzio. In the source,
Schutz's work is lacking
the soprano part. The
editor Helmut
Lauterwasser has
reconstructed this with
the help of the Marenzio
madrigal. The work, first
published in Vol. 19 of
the Complete Edition, is
published here as a
separate edition with
basso continuo
realization.
Separate edition
taken from Vol. 19 of the
Stuttgart Schutz Edition
(Complete Edition Carus
20.919).. Score
available separately -
see item CA.2045000.
A Unique Classical Collection of Favorites and Undiscovered Gems. Composed by ...(+)
A Unique Classical
Collection
of Favorites and
Undiscovered
Gems. Composed by
Various.
Edited by Charmaine
Siagian
and Sonya Schumann.
Willis.
Classical. Softcover. 272
pages. Published by
Willis
Music
