Pianophilia

they should have been published by Boccaccini e Spada, even though the album is apparently not quoted in their site

Leoncavallo, Ruggero

Due pezzi di stile arabo : Sous les palmiers (Reverie arabe), Bohemienne ; Spanish album-Airs de balletts espagnols (suite de concert) : Sevillana, Gitano-Tango, Playeras ancienne, Granadinas / Ruggero Leoncavallo ; a cura di Marco Sollini

Boccaccini & Spada, c2005

Hello Caprotti,
thank you for this info about
Boccaccini & Spada.
I didn't know anything about them as publishers.
Is this the same Spada who recorded all Clementi Sonatas?


Thank you
Biljana

for sure Pietro Spada has published a lot of Clementi for them (http://www.boccacciniespada.com/shop/pr ... ducts_id=7)

I don't know if he is involved in the Company or if it is only a name cohincidence ...

Here's another Leoncavallo Gavotte, inspired by Bach.

Dear Caprotti, I had checked the database of my local music shop for those Leoncavallo pieces, but it yielded no results. Many thanks for the information, I am sure, they can get hold of this edition. All Best, sokrates.

Some more Leoncavallo
on Det Kongelige Bibliotek

Leoncavallo Die Medici : Potpourri II ; Arrang. von Bernh. Wolff
http://img.kb.dk/ma/uklav/leoncavallo_medici.pdf
For Piano two hands
And another piece from Maine Music Box
Viva L'America : March: by R. Leoncavallo
Greetings
Biljana

Alfonso Rendano (1853 – 1931)

In a letter to Marie Jaëll in 1883, Liszt said that Alfonso Rendano was "a serious and very distinguished composer".

That makes me curious.

He wrote about 70 pieces for piano solo, a Concerto, a Piano Quintet, and an opera. (I wonder if the PPS has a copy of the Concerto.)

http://utopiecalabresi.blogspot.com/200 ... brese.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfonso_Rendano

Does anyone have any of Rendano's scores?

Thanks very much.


jeremy

remy wrote:Does anyone have any of Rendano's scores?

Just one, as usual NMS and TTTOS.

Regards
Fred

The CPS does have a copy of the concerto, but it is up to the member who scanned it if he wants it to be posted here.

If memory serves, this chap was a pupil of Thalberg.

Thal

sorry, all the Rendano scores are under 'library control'