Composers from Germany [Misc]

[arglmann]

here

http://musikipac.staatsbibliothek-berli ... 1&cop=:osy

Nice! Thank you very much, Caprotti!

[Jim Faston]

I'm looking for a scan of Julius Reubke's Mazurka--does anyone have this? I'm not finding it in Worldcat or any of the usual haunts. Many thanks.

Jim

[Caprotti]

Again Berlin, provided that the score wasn't lost during WWII :

http://musikipac.staatsbibliothek-berli ... 1&cop=:osy

[Jim Faston]

Again Berlin, provided that the score wasn't lost during WWII :

http://musikipac.staatsbibliothek-berli ... 1&cop=:osy

Many thanks for the information.

Jim

[Phillip210]

Hello everyone,

Just wondering if Cornelius Gurlitt's Op. 132 Chrysanthemes (also known as 24 Melodic Studies or Etudes) are floating around anywhere? I have seen our own Mr. Sear performing them and they are quite attractive! Does any one have the score?

I have just the first of the 24. It's a start, anyway!

Gurlitt-Etude, Op.132,1.pdf

Christmas comes early for Gurlitt fans: I have scanned and put the whole set on IMSLP from whence you should be able to download it once they have OK'd it for copyright!
http://imslp.org/wiki/Chrysanth%C3%A8me ... Cornelius)

[musiclife217]

Hello everyone,

Just wondering if Cornelius Gurlitt's Op. 132 Chrysanthemes (also known as 24 Melodic Studies or Etudes) are floating around anywhere? I have seen our own Mr. Sear performing them and they are quite attractive! Does any one have the score?

I have just the first of the 24. It's a start, anyway!

Gurlitt-Etude, Op.132,1.pdf

Christmas comes early for Gurlitt fans: I have scanned and put the whole set on IMSLP from whence you should be able to download it once they have OK'd it for copyright!
http://imslp.org/wiki/Chrysanth%C3%A8me ... Cornelius)

A beautiful scan Phillip and a nice tribute to your internet debut ! These take me back to when I first discovered your beautiful playing and amazing repertoire ! This is such a rare score you have ! Thank you !

[parag]

Does anyone have the complete Partitas composed by Johann Ludwig Krebs? imslp has only nos. 2 and 6.

Thanks,
Parag

[parag]

I didn't have the attached Loeschhorn score; found it on LoC and created a pdf. Here it is in case anyone of you also did not have it.

You can hear the piece played by John Kersey here:
http://www.disted.org/LoeschhornSongWithoutWords.mp3

Best,
Parag

Loeschhorn - Song Without Words.pdf

[remy]

I didn't have the attached Loeschhorn score; found it on LoC and created a pdf. Here it is in case anyone of you also did not have it.

You can hear the piece played by John Kersey here:
http://www.disted.org/LoeschhornSongWithoutWords.mp3

Best,
Parag

Loeschhorn - Song Without Words.pdf

Parag, thanks very much for this beautiful, heart-felt piece of music, the score and the recording. It's just the type of piece I love to play.

It reminds me of the exquisite Czerny Romance in E Op.755 I'm learning, but without the glittering Czerny runs.

I played through it about 10 times last night. It was difficult to stop.


jeremy

[Dani_area_51]

I was interested in any piece by Wilhelm Weismann...Like the 24 preludes or the piano sonata! Anyone?