Pianophilia

Here is a great set of nine sonatas by G.B.Pescetti scanned by BNF (waited for a long time!)
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b9 ... tti.langEN

Thank you Promusician!
Getting familiar with the change of clef in the left hand will be a challenge.
This edition also seems to have other Pescetti works following the 9 sonatas, from p.49 onwards.

and more Dohler for interested scholarly review....

Thank you musiclife217 for the Dohler pieces. I especially like the Galop--quite a lark!

Anyone fancy PDFing this concerto by Disma Fumagalli?

http://bibliotecadigitale.consmilano.it ... =internal#

Caprotti wrote:sorry, all the Rendano scores are under 'library control'

has there been any more recent access to Rendano scores ??

musiclife217 wrote:

Caprotti wrote:sorry, all the Rendano scores are under 'library control'

has there been any more recent access to Rendano scores ??

Here are 2 books by ALFONSO RENDANO published by Edizioni Curci at a decent price.
https://www.cittadellamusica.org/prodot ... _15771.php
https://www.cittadellamusica.org/prodot ... _14721.php

promusician wrote:

musiclife217 wrote:

Caprotti wrote:sorry, all the Rendano scores are under 'library control'

has there been any more recent access to Rendano scores ??

Here are 2 books by ALFONSO RENDANO published by Edizioni Curci at a decent price.
https://www.cittadellamusica.org/prodot ... _15771.php
https://www.cittadellamusica.org/prodot ... _14721.php

Thank you very much!

Gino BELLIO (1863-19??)

nms (but alfor-edited)
The preliminary essay and Musical analysis is superfluous,
but the music itself, although rather simple, is catchy and effective.[/color]

Indeed, the Bellio piece is a charming little morsel. One wonders why it would warrant such an extended dissertation. Very well written, too (the music, that is---I don't know about the dissertation).

Thank you, Alfred.