Piano
SKU:
BT.EMBZ6502
Waldesrauschen,
Gnomenreigen.
Composed by Franz Liszt.
EMB Liszt Works. Studies
& Exercises. Book Only.
Composed 2014. 48 pages.
Editio Musica Budapest
#EMBZ6502. Published by
Editio Musica Budapest
(BT.EMBZ6502).
English-German.
The Two Concert Studies,
which Liszt composed in
1863 for Grand
Theoretical and Practical
Piano School by Sigmund
Lebert and Ludwig Stark,
became rather popular
already in his lifetime.
Today they are among the
most often played works
by Liszt. Morceau de
salon is also a
publication for piano
education and was written
for the Méthode des
méthodes de piano of
François-Joseph
Fétis and Ignaz
Moscheles and published
in 1840. The virtuoso
concert study was revised
by Liszt under the title
Ab irato a decade later.
This edition contains the
score of and critical
notes to the above works
as published in the New
Liszt Edition, as well as
prefaces in English and
German, which
provideinformation about
all the important issues
concerning the genesis
and performance
rendering. This
publication is printed on
high quality, durable
paper made from renewable
raw materials in an
environmentally friendly
way.
Separate
editions from the New
Liszt Complete Critical
Edition with preface and
critical notes.
The
Two Concert
Studies, which Liszt
composed in 1863 for
Grand Theoretical and
Practical Piano School by
Sigmund Lebert and Ludwig
Stark, became rather
popular already in his
lifetime.Today they are
among the most often
played works by
Liszt.Morceau de
salon is also a
publication for piano
education and was written
for the Méthode des
méthodes de piano of
François-Joseph
Fétis and Ignaz
Moscheles and published
in 1840. The virtuoso
concert study was revised
by Liszt under thetitle
Ab irato a decade
later. This edition
contains the score of and
critical notes to the
above works as published
in the New Liszt Edition,
as well as prefaces in
English and German, which
provide information about
all the important
issuesconcerning the
genesis and performance
rendering.
Einzela
usgabe aus der Neuen
Kritischen
Liszt-Gesamtausgabe mit
Vorwort und kritischem
Bericht.
Die Zwei
Konzertetüden (1.
Waldesrauschen, 2.
Gnomenreigen), die Liszt
1963 für die Grosse
Theoretische-praktische
Klavierschule von Sigmunt
Lebert und Ludwig Stark
schrieb, wurden schon zu
seinen Lebzeiten bekannt.
Heute gehören sie
zuseinen am häufigsten
gespielten Stücken.
Morceau de
salon ist ebenfalls
eine pädagogische
Etüde, die Liszt
für die Méthode des
méthodes de piano
(1840) von
François-Joseph
Fétis und Ignaz
Moscheles schrieb. Die
virtuose Etüde wurde
von Liszt unter dem Titel
Ab irato
einJahrzehnt später
als Konzertetüde
veröffentlicht.
Die hier vorliegende
Einzelausgabe enthält
die Partitur und den
kritischen Kommentar aus
der New Liszt Edition,
sowie Vorworte in
Englisch und Deutsch, mit
wertvollen Hinweisen zur
Entstehung undSpielweise
der Stücke.
