Re: Walter Niemann
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 8:52 pm
.. two more - enjoy ...
Best regards
Paul
Best regards
Paul
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Dear alfor, thank you for this offer, but I think meanwhile I dug out all the Niemann scores that can be found in the major german libraries. I am still searching for the following ones:alfor wrote:Dear Paul,
thank you very much for all the "Niemänner"!
I am going to the Hamburg Town library next week. If you find some Niemann scores in the catalogue, which have not yet been posted, please let me know:
alfor
Caprotti, Niemann died in 1953, so his late opusses were published during WW II and after. In the last years of WW II the print run of new compositions in Germany certainly wasn't very high. And after the war when German composers tried to have something like "hour zero" Niemann was hopelessly outdated and oldfashioned. Furthermore in the first years after the war there was not a big market for new sheet music in Germany since the country first had to be rebuild. The money was needed for food instead. These may be the reasons for the late works being rare.Caprotti wrote:it seems that the late works are the most difficult to get
did the publisher print just 4 or 5 copies for Niemann's friends???