Pianophilia

WCosand wrote:http://waltercosand.com/CosandScores/Co ... nor-MS.pdf

Nope - won't load here! Can you post the score Walter? Thanks.

rob wrote:Nope - won't load here!

It loaded OK for me. Regards
Fred

fredbucket wrote:

rob wrote:Nope - won't load here!

It loaded OK for me.

Liszt-S178_Sonata_in_B_minor-MS.pdf

Regards
Fred

Thanks Fred. Walter's site fails to load here 99% of the time. Walter once wrote that others in the UK have trouble with his site. I can't remember any other site consistently failing to load here, over several years. Very odd indeed.

rob wrote:Walter's site fails to load here 99% of the time. Walter once wrote that others in the UK have trouble with his site. I can't remember any other site consistently failing to load here, over several years. Very odd indeed.

Yes, it's called revenge for the Boston Tea Party.

Regards
George

jre58591 wrote:Not a request for a pupil of Liszt, but the man himself. Does anyone have the original ending to Liszt's piano sonata?

An 1858 edition has just been released by the Bavarian Library - http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db ... 270/images

Regards
Fred

The Dover edition which contains the Liszt Sonata with Harmonies Poetiques et Religieuses, 2 Ballades, Consolations and the 2 Legendes, has some interesting editorial notes regarding the Sonata, and gives the original ending.

It is shown on a half page size, but is readable and complete.

Peter (Liveforpiano).

liveforpiano wrote:The Dover edition which contains the Liszt Sonata with Harmonies Poetiques et Religieuses, 2 Ballades, Consolations and the 2 Legendes, has some interesting editorial notes regarding the Sonata, and gives the original ending.

It is shown on a half page size, but is readable and complete.

Peter (Liveforpiano).

mballan wrote:

liveforpiano wrote:The Dover edition which contains the Liszt Sonata with Harmonies Poetiques et Religieuses, 2 Ballades, Consolations and the 2 Legendes, has some interesting editorial notes regarding the Sonata, and gives the original ending.

It is shown on a half page size, but is readable and complete.

Peter (Liveforpiano).

We can be glad that good old Franz changed his mind. The ending he finally choose is much more sublime than the original one.

There's also a color facsimile edition of the Liszt sonata published by Henle. It's hardbound, costs a couple hundred bucks, and contains a commentary written by the pianist Claudio Arrau.

I'd be very interested in obtaining the pages written by Arrau. Can anyone help with that?

Thanks
Bill