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Re: The Music of Italy
Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 9:07 am
by mballan
Dear Caprotti
Excelent...thank you so much for all these scores which have filled no end of gaps in my Martucci collection [a composer who wrote some exquisite music]. Quite amazing......thank you.
Malcolm
Re: The Music of Italy
Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 11:21 am
by Caprotti
to complete all the piano works with op.number
The Novelletta is one of the most beautiful examples of how an orchestral transcription can surpass the original; unfortunately I don't have at hand the full score
Martucci - 82 n.1 - Intermezzo.pdf
Martucci - 82 n.2 - Novelletta.pdf
Martucci - 82 n.3 - Scherzo.pdf
Martucci - 83 n.1 - Improvviso.pdf
Martucci - 83 n.2 - Capriccio.pdf
Re: The Music of Italy
Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 11:23 am
by Caprotti
the last piece
Martucci - 83 n.3 - Tempo di Valzer.pdf
I have uploaded at IMSLP the manuscript scores of the two symphonies, in fs and 4H
Sgambati - Deux Etudes de Concert
Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 12:38 am
by fhimpsl
Hello Friends,
I've been working on the collection and going through the works of one of my beloved composers, Giovanni Sgambati, and noted quite a few works not posted on IMSLP or on Pianophilia. One is a set of superb etudes which I would like to share. Sgambati is another composer whose entire output for piano should be freely available, as everything I've heard of his is absolutely superb.
All Best,
Frank
Sgambati, Giovanni - 010 - Deux Etudes de Concert.pdf
Re: Giovanni Sgambati
Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 1:02 am
by fhimpsl
in comparing my scores to IMSLP, I rapidly discovered that their postings on this composer are badly disorganized with many errors. To collectors interested in obtaining Sgambati's works via IMSLP, please note the following:
1. Op. 12 is incorrectly listed, being described as Op. 8
2. Op. 36 also incorrectly listed, being described as Op. 29
3. Op. 18 also incorrectly listed, being described as Op. 13
4. Op. 21 also incorrectly listed, being described as Op. 16
I will attempt to fill in the gaps in the Sgambati works via my own collection and/or scans which I've accumulated.
Re: Giovanni Sgambati
Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 4:46 pm
by fhimpsl
Here are the opus-numbered works of Sgambati of which I am aware (and which aren't already on IMSLP)
Sgambati, Giovanni - 006 - Prelude et Fuge.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 020 - Seven Notturnos.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 023 - Six Pieces Lyriques.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 032 - Songs w Piano acc..pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 035 - Songs w Piano acc..pdf
Re: The Music of Italy
Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 5:02 pm
by fhimpsl
...and here the first batch of works without opus number...
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Boite a Musique.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Fantasie Alpestri.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Mestizia.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Mestizia II (Melodie-Impromptu).pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Preludio.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Presentimo.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Romanza.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Scherzo.pdf
Re: Giovanni Sgambati
Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 5:09 pm
by fhimpsl
...and here is the balance of Giovanni Sgambati's works without opus number which I have.....
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Serenade Valsee.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Serenatina.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Six Impromptus.pdf
Sgambati, Giovanni - 000 - Valz Brillante.pdf
Re: The Music of Italy
Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 6:03 pm
by Caprotti
Thanks a lot !
Attached a better scan of the Serenade
Sgambati - Serenade valsée.pdf
Re: The Music of Italy: Sgambati
Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 11:25 pm
by liveforpiano
Thank you for these Sgambati score Frank. I have a great deal of his music, and if there are any pieces you are looking for, let me know.
I also have the complete piano works on 6 CD's, played by a friend of mine, Francesco Caramiello.
He has given me many scores of this music. Some though, are in a recent printing, so cannot be scanned for PP.
Peter. (liveforpiano)