The Music of Domenico Scarlatti

[Pianoman]

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

Publisher, of course. Sorry...english is not my first language and in portuguese we say "editor".

I'm pretty sure that what I'm looking for is published by Breitkopf

[Pianoman]

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

Yes! It must be that one!

But...how many volumes has the Breitkopf edition? I'm saying this because the Kalmus edition has "Volume 1" written on the cover.

[remy]

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

Yes! It must be that one!

But...how many volumes has the Breitkopf edition? I'm saying this because the Kalmus edition has "Volume 1" written on the cover.

For the Kalmus edition:

"This is Volume One of a two-volume collection, labeled 'Urtext Edition,' 95 pages."

The complete Table of Contents for both volumes, including first lines, keys, and Longo numbers is in Jean-Séb's Amazon link.

jeremy

[Jean-Séb]

Publisher, of course. Sorry...english is not my first language and in portuguese we say "editor".

Same thing in French (publisher = éditeur)! English has mixed up all the sound notions we had !

[fredbucket]

Publisher, of course. Sorry...english is not my first language and in portuguese we say "editor".

Same thing in French (publisher = éditeur)! English has mixed up all the sound notions we had !

My apologies. There are times when I can't speak English properly, let alone any other language

Regards
Fred

[Pianoman]

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

Yes! It must be that one!

But...how many volumes has the Breitkopf edition? I'm saying this because the Kalmus edition has "Volume 1" written on the cover.

For the Kalmus edition:

"This is Volume One of a two-volume collection, labeled 'Urtext Edition,' 95 pages."

The complete Table of Contents for both volumes, including first lines, keys, and Longo numbers is in Jean-Séb's Amazon link.

jeremy

Thanks!
That's the edition I'm looking for.
(Publisher---Edition, that's strange, isnt' it?)

[Pianoman]

...and what about this one?

"Essercizi per gravicembalo" (Durant ed.)
Is this the same as Kalmus?

Basically, what I need is the index, because when I read "Sonata no.20 (numbering from the Durant edition)" I need to know the L, K or P. number of that Sonata to identify which one is it.

[Jean-Séb]

No, it is not the same ; the Durand one has been edited by Paul Dukas.
https://www.worldcat.org/title/esserciz ... ht=edition

[Pianoman]

Hi all,

Where can I find the index of this edition?

https://www.worldcat.org/title/sonaten- ... ef_results

It's the Breitkopf edition of Scarlatti's "60 Sonaten".

I wanted to know which sonatas are present in this edition.

Thanks