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musiclife217 wrote:
fredbucket wrote:From the vaults of the Bavarian Library:

Souvenir des Huguenots fantaisie et variations ; pour piano ; sur le celebre choral protestant de Luther ; op. 19
Autor: Farrenc, Louise
URL: http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/000 ... 96/images/

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Fred
Thank you for pointing this out ! ;)

I've been searching and searching for Louise Farrenc's Op. 48 - Valse Brillante - if anyone knows where it may be found that would be a great help! Thanks ! ;)
I find no entries for the score in Worldcat, but the Valse Brillante Op48 was recorded about ten years ago by Konstanze Eickhorst--have you tried contacting her?

http://www.konstanze-eickhorst.com/ke_biography.html
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Jim Faston wrote:
musiclife217 wrote:
fredbucket wrote:From the vaults of the Bavarian Library:

Souvenir des Huguenots fantaisie et variations ; pour piano ; sur le celebre choral protestant de Luther ; op. 19
Autor: Farrenc, Louise
URL: http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/000 ... 96/images/

Regards
Fred
Thank you for pointing this out ! ;)

I've been searching and searching for Louise Farrenc's Op. 48 - Valse Brillante - if anyone knows where it may be found that would be a great help! Thanks ! ;)
I find no entries for the score in Worldcat, but the Valse Brillante Op48 was recorded about ten years ago by Konstanze Eickhorst--have you tried contacting her?

http://www.konstanze-eickhorst.com/ke_biography.html
Yes, I have, thank you. I am still hoping for a response... At least I know that the score exists! I suppose it rests in a European library or another.... hmmmm... still searching ...
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musiclife217 wrote:...I've been searching and searching for Louise Farrenc's Op. 48 - Valse Brillante - if anyone knows where it may be found that would be a great help! Thanks ! ;)
If the information is correct, the piece is available as "print on demand" here:

http://www.inter-note.com/nvd/result.js ... 0000100000
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musiclife217 wrote:
fredbucket wrote:From the vaults of the Bavarian Library:

Souvenir des Huguenots fantaisie et variations ; pour piano ; sur le celebre choral protestant de Luther ; op. 19
Autor: Farrenc, Louise
URL: http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/000 ... 96/images/

Regards
Fred
Thank you for pointing this out ! ;)

I've been searching and searching for Louise Farrenc's Op. 48 - Valse Brillante - if anyone knows where it may be found that would be a great help! Thanks ! ;)

Perhaps the staff of the University of Oldenburg who prepared a Farrenc edition can help you finding the op.48: See here:

http://www.farrenc.sophie-drinker-institut.de/

Good luck!

Paul
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alfor wrote:
musiclife217 wrote:...I've been searching and searching for Louise Farrenc's Op. 48 - Valse Brillante - if anyone knows where it may be found that would be a great help! Thanks ! ;)
If the information is correct, the piece is available as "print on demand" here:

http://www.inter-note.com/nvd/result.js ... 0000100000

Thank you so much for this assistance! I'm not sure that I see what you're seeing ... when I click the link it only says that the piece is "not online." Did you see the Op. 48 actually listed?

Thanks again!
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musiclife217 wrote:...Thank you so much for this assistance! I'm not sure that I see what you're seeing ... when I click the link it only says that the piece is "not online." Did you see the Op. 48 actually listed?

Thanks again!
I am not sure whether they definitely do have the work, but you can make an inquiry anyway.
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alfor wrote:
musiclife217 wrote:...Thank you so much for this assistance! I'm not sure that I see what you're seeing ... when I click the link it only says that the piece is "not online." Did you see the Op. 48 actually listed?

Thanks again!
I am not sure whether they definitely do have the work, but you can make an inquiry anyway.

I have heard from Ms. Eickhorst, who played this piece and she responded thus,

"I got the music from the Conservatoire in Paris. They have microfilms there in the bobliotheque."

I searched the Hector Berlioz library, hoping that is the one to which she refers; however, I am not sure, as I was unable to find an entry for this piece or a microform entry of Farrenc's works.... Does anyone have a clue as to where Ms. Eickhorst refers - if I can just find an entry, I could request the piece... thanks all!
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musiclife217 wrote:...I have heard from Ms. Eickhorst, who played this piece and she responded thus,

"I got the music from the Conservatoire in Paris. They have microfilms there in the bobliotheque."

I searched the Hector Berlioz library, hoping that is the one to which she refers; however, I am not sure, as I was unable to find an entry for this piece or a microform entry of Farrenc's works.... Does anyone have a clue as to where Ms. Eickhorst refers - if I can just find an entry, I could request the piece... thanks all!
You could try and make an inquiry here (apparently they both have the original score and a microfilm):

http://catalogue.bnf.fr/servlet/biblio? ... =catalogue

To get your copy, just click "Acheter une reproduction" and select what you want.


The Médiathèque Hector Berlioz is not yet searchable online:

"Cette page est en cours de développement et sera accessible très prochainement."
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alfor wrote:
musiclife217 wrote:...I have heard from Ms. Eickhorst, who played this piece and she responded thus,

"I got the music from the Conservatoire in Paris. They have microfilms there in the bobliotheque."

I searched the Hector Berlioz library, hoping that is the one to which she refers; however, I am not sure, as I was unable to find an entry for this piece or a microform entry of Farrenc's works.... Does anyone have a clue as to where Ms. Eickhorst refers - if I can just find an entry, I could request the piece... thanks all!
You could try and make an inquiry here (apparently they both have the original score and a microfilm):

http://catalogue.bnf.fr/servlet/biblio? ... =catalogue

To get your copy, just click "Acheter une reproduction" and select what you want.


The Médiathèque Hector Berlioz is not yet searchable online:

"Cette page est en cours de développement et sera accessible très prochainement."
Thank you very much Alfor - so it was there in the Bibliotheque after all! That was still a tricky one and I am glad to have found the entry! Thank you again for your efforts! Wonder what other treasures lie in France ... and withheld from dear WorldCat. hahah ;)
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Hello all,

Just a question - I had seen Chaminade's Op. 01 - Two Mazurkas posted at the BnF recently but now when I search for them, I cannot find the digital images/files. Does anyone know where to find them or perhaps I'm looking in the wrong place?

http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ ...

Thanks for the help!
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