Pianophilia

Timtin wrote:James, please feel free to dip into the 'Musical puns, jokes, and teasers' thread,
where you'll find plenty of daft anagrams!
(I'm guessing your above message refers to Saint-Saens/Goetschius Symphony No.3.)

Yes it was, Tim: but my joy was more at the transcription than the pun, sorry
Don't worry - I get endless derision from my children for my own pun attempts.

Can somebody upload J.C. Bach's 3 sonatas op.5 and/or the pianos concerti by Mozart K.107, for piano solo -2h-

Thank in advance.

Ilu.

ilu wrote:Can somebody upload J.C. Bach's 3 sonatas op.5 and/or the pianos concerti by Mozart K.107, for piano solo -2h-

Available on IMSLP http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Bach,_Johann_Christian

Regards
Fred

Fred:
Thank you for the hint, but I am looking for the piano solo -2h-, and at Imslp is the full score version.

Ilu.

ilu wrote:Thank you for the hint, but I am looking for the piano solo -2h-, and at Imslp is the full score version.

I was referring to the Bach Sonatas, actually...I don't believe the PCs have been arranged for 2P.

Regards
Fred

fredbucket wrote:

ilu wrote:Thank you for the hint, but I am looking for the piano solo -2h-, and at Imslp is the full score version.

I was referring to the Bach Sonatas, actually...I don't believe the PCs have been arranged for 2P.

Regards
Fred

Fred:

Thank you again for your assistance and your interest.

On http://imslp.org/wiki/6_Sonatas,_Op.5_( ... Christian)
There is only the sonata 2 (op.5) in the original form.
I also believe that there is not piano solo version -2h- for the
Mozart 3 concerti,K.107, but I will keep seeking.

Ilu.

Does anyone have a good quality scan of the complete Thalberg's Op.70? I was looking for No.20 (Transcription of Voi Che Sapete) in my collection and there was this typeset score which I particularly dislike

This is a desirable set... Any help would be great.

Regards,
Parag

PS: Is there a recording of the complete Op.70?

The No.20 was typeset by the same company (polymnia records) that issued the recording of the complete set old chap. The pianist was Victoria Power and she does a reasonable job, albeit her playing is a little dry.

I guess the best way to get a fresh scan of the lot would be to approach the Thalberg Study Centre in Naples, who if memory serves filled in a couple of gaps when we were trying to form a scan of the lot a few years back.

Thal

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPnl98xs9Gs&fmt=18

A friend of mine on Pianostreets has recorded the No.20 and a damned fine job it is.

Thal

Not a quality scan of Thalberg's Op.70, I'm afraid, but here is starter scan until something better makes an appearance