The Music of Italy

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Cesi, who was a Professor of Piano at Naples, has done a very nice transcription of themes from Mignon, and I would never have expected it to in the form of a gavotte. I bet his students had fun performed this.

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fleubis wrote:Cesi, who was a Professor of Piano at Naples, has done a very nice transcription from these of Mignon, and I would never have expected it to in the form of a gavotte. I bet his students had fund performed this.

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fleubis wrote: I would never have expected it to in the form of a gavotte.
This is the famous theme of the Entracte of Mignon, and it is originally a Gavotte. Nearly every composer of the time has made an arrangement of the Gavotte de Mignon.
Here is one for 6-hand piano, by Anschutz :
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b90695274
(see viewtopic.php?p=27310#p27310)
and here is an arrangement for piano and violin by Sarasate, recorded in 1914:
http://www.loc.gov/jukebox/recordings/detail/id/5062/
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Ermenegildo Carosio (1886-1926): Ritorna! Hesitation.
Published by Gori, Turin, n.d.
Carosio.-.Ritorna!-Hesitation-(pno-Gori-Edition).pdf
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FW190 wrote:Ermenegildo Carosio (1886-1926): Ritorna! Hesitation.
Published by Gori, Turin, n.d.
Carosio.-.Ritorna!-Hesitation-(pno-Gori-Edition).pdf
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nms:
Gardelli Toccata.pdf
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Alfonso Cipollone (1843-1926): Caprice pour Piano.
Published by Costallat, Paris, 1905.
Cipollone.-.Caprice-(pno-Costallat-Edition-1905).pdf
Cipollone,Alfonso.-.Short-Bio-(Ita).pdf
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For a better chance of recognizing some horizontal lines,
take this one (nms, alfor-edited):
Cipollone Caprice.pdf
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My thanks to FW190 for finding the Cipollone Caprice and to Alfor for cleaning it up--the black & white version is so much easier on my old eyes! This caprice sounds and plays more like a toccata to me and the Gardelli toccata seems more like a caprice.
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Re: The Music of Italy

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musiclife217 wrote:Hello all,

Does anyone know of a stash of Adolfo Fumagalli scores other than imslp / henselt library? I'd be especially interested in selections and nocturnes from the Orazio Sciortino album releasd about a year ago... thanks! ;) ♪♫♪♫
I know your original post was from over a year ago, but as well as the catalogue link Caprotti(?) provided to you for this, a WorldCat advanced search for Title:piano | Author:Fumagalli also throws up a good number of scores.

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