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Sorry Chaminade, I have also the 2P version of La Sévillane, only.
Tallaphilia, you are luckier. Here is Pas des Cymbales (not my scan).
Mod edit: in fact Paolor uploaded this scan previously (viewtopic.php?f=11&t=119&p=24114&hilit= ... les#p24114) so I've deleted this one. My thanks to J-S for uploading.FB

Jean-Séb wrote:Sorry Chaminade, I have also the 2P version of La Sévillane, only.
Tallaphilia, you are luckier. Here is Pas des Cymbales (not my scan).
Mod edit: in fact Paolor uploaded this scan previously (viewtopic.php?f=11&t=119&p=24114&hilit= ... les#p24114) so I've deleted this one. My thanks to J-S for uploading.FB

Thanks a lot! I didn´t realize it was already uploaded!

A scan of the Piano Sonata in A-flat by Hilda Sehested has appeared on IMSLP. Here's a recording on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoyqvTaK3Gg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-YzNeQgFRY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUP_ndjOLKc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Y-J6bwb9CM

Jim Faston wrote:Part two (of 3) of the Cours complet pour l'enseignement du forté piano of Hélène de Montgeroult appeared on the BNF website several months ago--I must have missed it. The BNF holds the other two volumes--do they have any kind of request policy?

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b72007565

All three parts have been digitized by the BNF and have been uploaded to IMSLP. Her Pièce, Op.3 is also available.

Hello everyone
I've discovered in spotify, a beautiful composition by Fanny Hensel Mendelssohn, "Schluss" (1823) no opus number, but the score is not anywhere. Can anyone help me please??
I've fallen in love with the piece, really beautiful!! Thank you very much!
In this web, the piece is mentioned
http://www.classicalconnect.com/Piano_M ... hluss/1187

burgmuller wrote:Hello everyone
I've discovered in spotify, a beautiful composition by Fanny Hensel Mendelssohn, "Schluss" (1823) no opus number, but the score is not anywhere. Can anyone help me please??
I've fallen in love with the piece, really beautiful!! Thank you very much!

Indeed a beautiful piece! I don't have the sheet to it,
but here is the page of the Thematisches Werkverzeichnis by Hensel, where the piece is mentioned.
It seems to be available in a modern edition by Furore. Greetings,
kroket

kroket wrote:
Indeed a beautiful piece! I don't have the sheet to it,
but here is the page of the Thematisches Werkverzeichnis by Hensel, where the piece is mentioned.
It seems to be available in a modern edition by Furore.

Greetings,
kroket

Hello, thank you very much!! I've searched the Furore Verlag web, but I couldnt find the piece among all the books they've published with her music. Great job! Well done!

burgmuller wrote:

kroket wrote:
Indeed a beautiful piece! I don't have the sheet to it,
but here is the page of the Thematisches Werkverzeichnis by Hensel, where the piece is mentioned.
It seems to be available in a modern edition by Furore.

Greetings,
kroket

Hello, thank you very much!! I've searched the Furore Verlag web, but I couldnt find the piece among all the books they've published with her music. Great job! Well done!

IT IS in the Furore Verlag publishing in the collection Fanny Hensel Etudes Vol. 2.

It is listed at the end, as I believe "schluss" means "conclusion." It is only listed as "C-Dur" (aus MA Ms. 33) at the end of the contents listing, but it does have the title of Schluss in the actual printed copy. It follows the etude Allegro ma non troppo, which is also in the same key. Hope this helps! Let me know if you're still wondering anything.

Here is the link:

https://furore-verlag.de/shop/produkt/1 ... es-Vol.-2/

musiclife217 wrote:
IT IS in the Furore Verlag publishing in the collection Fanny Hensel Etudes Vol. 2.

It is listed at the end, as I believe "schluss" means "conclusion." It is only listed as "C-Dur" (aus MA Ms. 33) at the end of the contents listing, but it does have the title of Schluss in the actual printed copy. It follows the etude Allegro ma non troppo, which is also in the same key. Hope this helps! Let me know if you're still wondering anything.

Here is the link:

https://furore-verlag.de/shop/produkt/1 ... es-Vol.-2/

Yes, I've found it yesterday, but still I wasn't sure. Thank you very much!!
Great help, as usual Pianophilia!

Hello burgmuller,
here is the autograph of this sweet little piece. It's the part of a big convulut owned by the Staatsbibliothek Berlin.