Pianophilia

BWV846 wrote:How about John Cage's "8'66""??

Aka John Cage's "9'06""?
Schumann's String Quintet would be wonderful, if only it existed!

I'd like to have a Piano Concerto by Alban Berg (im Andenken eines anderen Engels).

And a Piano Sonata by Keith Jarrett.

Talking of piano sonatas, how about some by Carl Reinecke,
not for 2P or 4H or LH, or 2H sonatinas, but proper sonatas
for 2H? They'd be really good, if only he'd actually written any!

Timtin wrote:Talking of piano sonatas, how about some by Carl Reinecke,
not for 2P or 4H or LH, or 2H sonatinas, but proper sonatas
for 2H? They'd be really good, if only he'd actually written any!

What about the Sonate Op.15 in C, I know it is described as a "Phantasie in the form of a Sonate" but surely that counts? Of course it would be nice if someone had a copy to post so we can see for ourselves if it qualifies as a Sonata.
regards
Brian
PS This wasn't a trick quiz question was it?

http://shop.reinecke-musikverlag.de/epa ... .%20005%22

This and several other scores have recently been reprinted by Reinecke's descendants.

alfor wrote:http://shop.reinecke-musikverlag.de/epa ... .%20005%22

This and several other scores have recently been reprinted by Reinecke's descendants.

Thanks for the info alfor, it is good to know that the family is doing their bit for Reinecke.
regards
Brian

Thank you gents for your feedback. I think the key word
in my original message was 'proper', and so that sort of
rules out the Phantasie, although it would be interesting
to see it nevertheless. Btw IMSLP's list of works incorrectly
gave its key as C major, not G major, so I've altered it
accordingly.