The Music of Ludwig van Beethoven

[Riodk]

Thanks Alex.

Looks nice !

[soh choon wee]

Soh choon wee, I have been using Musescore for scoring which mostly does the job very well. I don't think there are many alternatives for free, open source scoring software.

http://musescore.org/

Thanks, Alex.
This is already way too over my expectation... I did not even expect to have so many functions.
This is an excellent share-ware. I may even try something more than merely notating out simple exercise now.

[phikfy]

Thanks Alfor and congrats for going beyond 3000 posts. I think you even outshine the calling PianoDeity.

[alfor]

Thanks Alfor and congrats for going beyond 3000 posts. I think you even outshine the calling PianoDeity.

Dear phikfy,

you are welocme!

[FW190]

Beethoven, Polonaise in F taken from his Serenade in D for strings, op.8.
Edited by Francesco Berger (1834-1933).
Published by Moutrie & Son, London, n.d. (c. 1860-80). Short Moutrie Catalogue on the back page.

Beethoven.-.op.008.-.String-Serenade-Polonaise-in-F-(2H-Berger,F-Moutrie-Edition).pdf

[fredbucket]

An apparently new sonata Op.47 by Beethoven.
http://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/de ... 00001.html
Regards
Fred

[alfor]

An invaluable piano lesson by
Frederic LAMOND:

Beethoven Rondo op.51,1 ed. Lamond.pdf

[fleubis]

Thank you Alfred! There are never enough Beethoven editions. Most excellent fingering by Lamond.

[alfor]

First edition!

For some inexplicable reason the very heart of this edition, d'Albert's
invaluable comments, have been completely omitted in later editions!

Some ingenious fingering (page 5 a.o.).

Beethoven PC 4 ed. d'Albert.pdf

[fleubis]

Too bad the publisher couldn't see the value d'Albert added to his addition--very short-sighted indeed. Happily, the commentary is also in English.

Thanks for posting this Alfred.