4 hands on TWO pianos

[fredbucket]

I am told that someone published accompaniments for a second piano to some of the Cramer etudes. It sounds goofy to me, but I have a friend who is very curious to find them. Anyone know what these are?

No, I haven't seen them. Are you sure that the studies weren't accompaniment to the accompaniment?

Regards
Fred

[Caprotti]

Never heard of. But there is a library listing that could be erroneously interpreted, since actually refers to Bertini's Etudes, arrange by Henselt :

Bertini, Henri

Etudes doigtees pour piano : ou Introduction a celles de J.B. Cramer : op. 32 / par H. Bertini ; l' accomp. d' un 2d. piano compose par Adolphe Henselt

[paolor]

I am told that someone published accompaniments for a second piano to some of the Cramer etudes. It sounds goofy to me, but I have a friend who is very curious to find them. Anyone know what these are?

Could it be these you are looking for?

Br,
paolor

Cramer JB Timm 20 Etüden 2P.pdf

[Caprotti]

Interesting, the name of Henselt is in any case reported !
PS last page has to be moved to pag.53

[WCosand]

Thank you, paolor! Thanks, Caprotti!
Timm must be what was intended.

[JovanDi]

Does anyone have and could please post

Dejan Despic - Dubrovački divertimento, op.18b
Dejan Despic - Poruke, op.68
Dejan Despic - Tokata, op.178

Thanks in advance

[sgambatiesque]

Gryaznov has produced two versions of a Rhapsody on themes from Porgy and Bess: Piano and Orchestra, version for Piano Duo

Video, downloadable MP3s and scores posted on his own site: http://gryaznoff.com/blog/transcription ... s-rhapsody

It notes that Nikolai Petrov died in August - who ironically for this forum, introduced me to the 2H version of the Saint-Saens concerto No2 by Bizet. Apparently he was to have been one of the performers of the duo version and contributed to the arrangement.

[Mouchette]

Hello,
I'm looking for the Triple Concerto by Bach, BWV 1044 (not the Brandenburg 5th), in a 2P4H version. There is one by Riemann (ed. Steingräber). Anyone got a scan?
Thank you,
M.

[caostotale]

And one more late Milhaud work...just when you thought this composer couldn't do something more odd...

He's actually got one work for four pianos called Paris, op. 284, which I'd love to see someday.

Darius MILHAUD
Six danses en trois mouvements, Op.433, for two pianos (1969–1970)

Milhaud - Six Dances in Three Movements, Op. 433, for two pianos.pdf

[fredbucket]

A 2P4H arrangement of Franz Liszt's Grand Galop Chromatique from the Bavarian Library.

http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db ... 606/images

Regards
Franz