Pianophilia

Aggelos wrote:Has this been posted??
Mussorgsky-Tushmalov orchestral version, transcribed for 2P 4H by A. Schaefer and A. Tchernov!?!?!?

http://imslp.org/wiki/Pictures_at_an_Ex ... chaefer.29

Many thanks for this hint! It is however definitely for 4 hands on ONE piano.

Bw,
paolor

paolor wrote: Many thanks for this hint! It is however definitely for 4 hands on ONE piano.

Bw,
paolor

Ooops, my bad.
My post was transferred to the appropriate thread.


And this one is novel --> Musorgsky/ Nikolai Artsybushev : Night on Bald Mountain 4H.
http://imslp.org/wiki/Night_on_Bald_Mou ... ybushev.29

Hello everyone,
I'm looking for a piece
for four hands by Johann André (1741-1799).
So far I've come across his op. 44 in the BSB
in Munich (among several other ones), IMSLP comes up with nothing...
Does anyone maybe know another source?

Thank you in advance,
Arglmann

arglmann wrote:Hello everyone,
I'm looking for a piece
for four hands by Johann André (1741-1799).
So far I've come across his op. 44 in the BSB
in Munich (among several other ones), IMSLP comes up with nothing...
Does anyone maybe know another source?

Thank you in advance,
Arglmann

Hi arglmann, I have 24 Tonstücke Op.35 for Orgel zu 4 handen, they are short simple pieces for two players with three hands and one leg betweem them. In fact the secondo player plays with the right hand and the left hand takes the pedal, or should that be the other way round? Anyway I imagine you know what I mean. What is certain is that they can be played equally easily with four hands and no pedal.
If they are of any use I will post them here.
best wishes
Brian

HullandHellandHalifax wrote:

arglmann wrote:Hello everyone,
I'm looking for a piece
for four hands by Johann André (1741-1799).
So far I've come across his op. 44 in the BSB
in Munich (among several other ones), IMSLP comes up with nothing...
Does anyone maybe know another source?

Thank you in advance,
Arglmann

Hi arglmann, I have 24 Tonstücke Op.35 for Orgel zu 4 handen, they are short simple pieces for two players with three hands and one leg betweem them. In fact the secondo player plays with the right hand and the left hand takes the pedal, or should that be the other way round? Anyway I imagine you know what I mean. What is certain is that they can be played equally easily with four hands and no pedal.
If they are of any use I will post them here.
best wishes
Brian

That would be wonderful, Brian!
We could play them immediately!

Arglmann

arglmann wrote:

HullandHellandHalifax wrote:

arglmann wrote:Hello everyone,
I'm looking for a piece
for four hands by Johann André (1741-1799).
So far I've come across his op. 44 in the BSB
in Munich (among several other ones), IMSLP comes up with nothing...
Does anyone maybe know another source?

Thank you in advance,
Arglmann

Hi arglmann, I have 24 Tonstücke Op.35 for Orgel zu 4 handen, they are short simple pieces for two players with three hands and one leg betweem them. In fact the secondo player plays with the right hand and the left hand takes the pedal, or should that be the other way round? Anyway I imagine you know what I mean. What is certain is that they can be played equally easily with four hands and no pedal.
If they are of any use I will post them here.
best wishes
Brian

That would be wonderful, Brian!
We could play them immediately!
Arglmann

Here you are, enjoy yourself.
regards
Brian

HullandHellandHalifax wrote:

arglmann wrote:

HullandHellandHalifax wrote:

arglmann wrote:Hello everyone,
I'm looking for a piece
for four hands by Johann André (1741-1799).
So far I've come across his op. 44 in the BSB
in Munich (among several other ones), IMSLP comes up with nothing...
Does anyone maybe know another source?

Thank you in advance,
Arglmann

Hi arglmann, I have 24 Tonstücke Op.35 for Orgel zu 4 handen, they are short simple pieces for two players with three hands and one leg betweem them. In fact the secondo player plays with the right hand and the left hand takes the pedal, or should that be the other way round? Anyway I imagine you know what I mean. What is certain is that they can be played equally easily with four hands and no pedal.
If they are of any use I will post them here.
best wishes
Brian

That would be wonderful, Brian!
We could play them immediately!
Arglmann

Here you are, enjoy yourself.
regards
Brian

Andre Julius Op.35 24 organ Pieces for two performers heft 1.pdf

Andre Julius Op.35 24 organ Pieces for two performers heft 2.pdf

Hi Brian,
thanks for the scores, but they are Julius André (1808-1880),
published by Johann André -
I was searching for the pieces from Johann
But we'll have a look through these as well! Thanks!

Arglmann

That he composed an operetta is probably the last one would have expected from Reinecke... me in any case. Enjoy the overture!

Bw,
paolor

Does anyone have any knowledge of an arrangement for piano four hands of Copland Hoedown? A colleague is asking for it. I have heard of 2 pianos 4 Hands, 2 Pianos 8 Hands, 4 Pianos 8 Hands, but never one piano 4 hands.

WCosand wrote:Does anyone have any knowledge of an arrangement for piano four hands of Copland Hoedown? A colleague is asking for it. I have heard of 2 pianos 4 Hands, 2 Pianos 8 Hands, 4 Pianos 8 Hands, but never one piano 4 hands.

... and certainly never of one hand three pianos ...