Bach and Händel
Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 7:29 pm
It's a bit too quiet in this thread - but I hope some of you'll enjoy this collection.
Bw,
paolor
Bw,
paolor
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paolor wrote:It's a bit too quiet in this thread - but I hope some of you'll enjoy this collection.
Bw,
paolor
paolor wrote:It's a bit too quiet in this thread - but I hope some of you'll enjoy this collection.
Bw,
paolor
Dance of the Orange Tarts???? sounds like the publisher has a vision of Dutch ladies of the night pole dancing or something even more revealing!passthesalt wrote:I picked this up at the used bookstore today- Dance of the Reed Flutes (Mirlitons) from the Nutcracker, arranged for 2 pianos by Edouard Hesselberg. The publisher titles it "Dance of the Orange Tarts" on the score, but I stuck with the conventional title for the filename.
Many thanks for this little gem! Would be nice to have also the rest of it... comparing this transcription with the one by Economou I would almost prefer this one.passthesalt wrote:I picked this up at the used bookstore today- Dance of the Reed Flutes (Mirlitons) from the Nutcracker, arranged for 2 pianos by Edouard Hesselberg. The publisher titles it "Dance of the Orange Tarts" on the score, but I stuck with the conventional title for the filename.
I see a trek to the U of North Tx music library in my future - they have a copy of Hesselberg's entire 2p Nutcracker up there, including the notorious Dance of the Orange Tarts, Overture, March, Sugar Plum Fairy, Trepak, Arabian Dance, Chinese Dance and Waltz of the Flowers. I'll scan and post the rest of the Suite when I get it.paolor wrote:Many thanks for this little gem! Would be nice to have also the rest of it... comparing this transcription with the one by Economou I would almost prefer this one.
Br,
paolor
Hi Phikfyphikfy wrote:A new 2 piano version of Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dance from the young and brilliant pianist Gryaznoff from his own website.
http://www.gryaznoff.com/Scores/Rachmaninov_dances.pdf