The Music of Domenico Scarlatti

[kroket]

Of complete editions of Scarlatti's sonatas there is, besides ofcourse the Longo, the Pupitre-edition by Gilbert (11 volumes). Ricordi has a 'complete' edition by Emilia Fadini, which only had 8 volumes so far and then stopped for many years. Recently Ricordi / Hal Leonard brought out vol. 9, which besides Fadini has Marco Moiraghi as editor. I suppose this edition will also soon be complete with the long promised tenth volume. Maybe because of this more recently the prices of the Pupitre/Heugel volumes have dropped with 50% (still not cheap, but the sonatas are priceless).
Kroket

[fleubis]

I have all the Ricordi/Longo editions right here in front of me--I remember buying the whole set in 1967 and in spite of editing, I still use them frequently. I hope the more recently discovered Scarlatti sonatas can be accounted for--and I'm sure they're under copyright.

[kroket]

Fiusa Sonata a Scarlatti.pdf

A Brasilian ode to Scarlatti.
Greetings,
kroket

[fleubis]

Thank you, Kroket. An interesting diversion. While Fiusa has many of the Scarlatti details right, I think he misses it a bit.

[HTIEKFR]

Fiusa Sonata a Scarlatti.pdfA Brasilian ode to Scarlatti.
Greetings,
kroket

Any biographic infotmations about the composer please ?
Thanks

[kroket]

Fiusa Sonata a Scarlatti.pdfA Brasilian ode to Scarlatti.
Any biographic infotmations about the composer please ?
Thanks
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See this information from Latin American Classical Composers.
Greetings, kroket

Fiusa from Latin American Classical composers.pdf

[HTIEKFR]

Thank you

[Pianoman]

I'm looking for a specific edition of Scarlatti (selected) sonatas.

It may be called "60 Sonatas" and it was edited by Breitkopf.

Does anyone have any knowledge of this edition?

Many thanks in advance.

[fredbucket]

I'm looking for a specific edition of Scarlatti (selected) sonatas. It may be called "60 Sonatas" and it was edited by Breitkopf.

Breitkopf is a publisher, not an editor. I suspect you may be thinking of 60 Selected Sonatas, edited by Ralph Kirkpatrick, and published by Schirmer.

Regards
Fred

[Jean-Séb]

Unless you mean the first one of this list :

https://books.google.fr/books?id=xK5kDQ ... &q&f=false
They seem to correspond to Kalmus edition :
https://www.amazon.com/Scarlatti-Sixty- ... 0769254810