Piano Transcriptions for two hands

[Timtin]

Fresh scan. Enjoy!

Schubert - 103 - Fantasie in F minor (2H Köhler).pdf

[Timtin]

Fresh scan. Enjoy!

Schubert - 51 - Trois Marches Militaires (2H ed. Peters).pdf

[Jean-Séb]

Thank you Tim.

[Caprotti]

I have uploaded at IMSLP the complete Marches 4H arranged for 2 hands by Jadassohn. The score just posted by Tim is a later print extracted by the attached, uploaded in the past also at PiPhi

Schubert - Six Marches D.819 op.40 (2H Jadassohn).pdf

Schubert - Marches militaires D.733 op.51 (2H Jadassohn).pdf

Schubert - Marches heroiques D.602 op.27 (2H Jadassohn).pdf

Schubert - Marches caracteristiques D.968b op.121 (2H Jadassohn).pdf

Schubert - Grande Marche héroique D.885 op.66 (2H Jadassohn).pdf

Schubert - Grande Marche funèbre D.859 op.55 (2H Jadassohn).pdf

[Timtin]

Thank you Caprotti for all your wonderful Schubert transcriptions.
Does this mean that my Peters edition book is all the work of Jadassohn?

[Caprotti]

exactly, they are identical; I don't understand why a later edition doesn't mention the name of the arranger !

[Timtin]

Peters Editions do seem to omit arrangers' names sometimes.
This is a rescan of another Schubert duet arrangement.

Schubert - 35 - Variations on an Original Theme (2H Blumner).pdf

[HTIEKFR]

A transcription by Linden of Lalo's slow movement concerto op 29

LALO lento concerto op 29.pdf

[Timtin]

A couple of years ago, I narrowly missed out on the opportunity
to buy a rare 2H transcription of Lalo's opera Le Roi d'Ys.
Can anyone suggest where to find another copy please?

[Caprotti]

The problem is not where to find a copy, but where to find a non-expensive one !

For instance there is a copy in Milano

Il Re d'Ys : Leggenda bretona in tre atti e cinque quadri : riduzione per pianoforte solo / parole di Edoardo Blau ; musica di Edoardo Lalo ; versione ritmica italiana di A.Zanardini , 121 pages

once available for 121*0,08 = 10 euros but now, in line with the european standards, increased at 121*0,4 = 48 euros (at least)

I can't understand why, in my country, the only european standard is the price of score copies !

I'm sure that other copies are in Vienna,Berlin,Paris , at the same price or more.

I'd suggest a good week-end in Paris and a visit to some bouquinistes !