Composed by Star Edwards. Harp: Folk and Pedal,Style,Celtic / Irish,Classical...(+)
Composed by Star Edwards.
Harp: Folk and
Pedal,Style,Celtic /
Irish,Classical,Folk,Feat
ured
Products,Method. Young
Beginner. Book and Online
Audio. 80 pages.
Published by
Mel Bay Publications, Inc
Harp SKU: HF.FH-1063 Band 3: Einfuhrung in das Orchesterspiel (Orchest...(+)
Harp
SKU:
HF.FH-1063
Band 3:
Einfuhrung in das
Orchesterspiel
(Orchesterstudien).
Composed by Hans-Joachim
Zingel. Sheet music.
Friedrich Hofmeister
Musikverlag #FH 1063.
Published by Friedrich
Hofmeister Musikverlag
(HF.FH-1063).
ISBN
9790203410638. 8.3 x 11.7
inches.
Notenbeispi
ele aus: 1. Orfeo
(Monteverdi); 2. Kantate
(Zachow); 3. Julius
Caesar (Handel); 4.
Orpheus (Gluck); 5. Die
Geschopfe des Prometheus
(Beethoven); 6. Die
weisse Dame (Boieldieu);
7. Der Nordstern
(Meyerbeer); 8. Otello
(Rossini); 9. Don
Pasquale (Donizetti); 10.
Norma (Bellini); 11. Wenn
ich Konig war (Adam); 12.
Fausts Verdammnis
(Berlioz); 13. Symphonie
phantastique (Berlioz);
14. Aufforderung zum Tanz
(Berlioz); 15. Jota
aragonesa (Glinka); 16.
Athalia
(Mendelssohn-Bartholdy);
17. Die lustigen Weiber
von Windsor (Nicolai);
18. Das Paradies und die
Peri (Schumann); 19. Des
Sangers Fluch (Schumann);
20. Szenen aus Faus
(Schumann); 21. Orpheus
(Liszt); 22. Die Legende
von der heiligen
Elisabeth (Liszt); 23.
Des Preludes (Liszt); 24.
Dante-Symphonie (Liszt);
25. Mignon (Thomas); 26.
Martha (Flotow); 27.
Rienzi, der Letzte der
Tribunen (Wagner); 28.
Der fliegende Hollander
(Wagner); 29. Tannhauser
oder Der Sangerkrieg auf
Wartburg (Wagner); 30.
Lohengrin (Wagner); 31.
Tristan und Isolde
(Wagner); 32. Das
Rheingold (Wagner); 33.
Die Walkure (Wagner); 34.
Siegfried (Wagner); 35.
Gotterdammerung (Wagner);
36. Ein Maskenball
(Verdi); 37. Stabat mater
(Verdi); 38. Der
Troubadour (Verdi); 39.
Aida (Verdi); 40. Die
Macht des Schicksals
(Verdi); 41. Don Carlos
(Verdi); 42. Margarethe
(Gounod); 43.
Ballettmusik (Gounod);
44. Hoffmanns Erzahlungen
(Offenbach); 45.
Symphonie Nr. I (Franck);
46. Namouna (Lalo); 47.
Vysehrad (Smetana); 48.
Symphonie Nr. VIII
(Bruckner); 49. An der
schonen blauen Donau
(Strauss); 50.
Fruhlingsstimmen-Walzer
(Strauss); 51.
Kaiserwalzer (Strauss);
52. Gesange fur
Frauenchor (Brahms); 53.
Ein deutsches Requiem
(Brahms); 54. Nanie
(Brahms); 55. Furst Igor
(Borodin); 56.
Coppelia-Suite (Delibes);
57. L'Arlesienne-Suite I
(Bizet); 58. Carmen
(Bizet); 59.
L'Arlesienne-Suite II
(Bizet); 60. Die
Perlenfischer (Bizet);
61. Schwanensee
(Tschaikowski); 62.
Nussknacker-Suite
(Tschaikowski); 63.
Dornroschen
(Tschaikowski); 64.
Manfred-Symphonie
(Tschaikowski); 65. Eugen
Onegin (Tschaikowski);
66. Espana (Chabrier);
67. Boris Godunow
(Mussorgski /
Rimski-Korssakow); 68.
Sonnenwendnacht
(Rimski-Korssakow); 69.
Russische Ostern
(Rimski-Korssakow); 70.
Mlada (Rimski-Korssakow);
71. Scheherezade
(Rimski-Korssakow); 72.
Zar Saltan
(Rimski-Korssakow).
Harp SKU: FG.55011-912-3 Composed by Tauno Marttinen. Classical, contempo...(+)
Harp
SKU:
FG.55011-912-3
Composed by Tauno
Marttinen. Classical,
contemporary. Score.
Fennica Gehrman
#55011-912-3. Published
by Fennica Gehrman
(FG.55011-912-3).
ISBN
9790550119123.
Luon
nonjumala (God of Nature)
is Tauno Marttinen’s
adaption for harp of his
piano suite Taara op. 34.
The manuscript for harp
was found in January 2024
by Rauno Marttinen,
composer’s
son.
Duration: c.
15’ Movements: 1.
Virran ääniä | The
Voices of the
Stream 2.
Luonnonjumalan lähde |
The Spring of God of
Nature 3. Metsässä
tuulee |The Wind Blows
through the
Forest
Tauno
Marttinen (1912–2008)
studied in Viipuri and
later in Helsinki at the
Helsinki Conservatoire.
His piano teachers were
Ilmari Hannikainen and
Selim Palmgren, but he
soon became increasingly
interested in composing.
Marttinen was also the
conductor of the
Hämeenlinna City
Orchestra in 1949−1958
and the founder and
principal of the
Hämeenlinna Music
Institute.
Marttin
en started his composing
career in late Romantic
vein. However, his first
concerts in the 1940s met
with criticism since the
winds of Modernism had
already landed in
Finland. He then became
interested in Dodecaphony
and studied under
Vladimir Vogel in Ascona
but later abandoned
strict dodecaphony and
found his own, personal
style incorporating
elements from
Neo-classicism and
free-tonality with a hint
of mysticism – he was
called the Shaman of
Hämeenlinna (his
hometown).
Tauno
Marttinen was an
incredibly productive
composer; he wrote around
four hundred works with
opus numbers as well as a
wealth of other pieces.
His oeuvre includes 10
symphonies, concertos for
various solo instruments,
operas as well as vocal,
chamber and instrumental
works. Many of
Marttinen’s pieces have
become popular standard
repertoire, such as the
piano piece Kimalluksia
(Gleams).
