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Moszkowski: Spanish Dances – Solo Piano and Piano Duet Arrangements

June 23rd, 2009 in Piano Street Site News by | 1 comment

The Spanish Dances opus 12 is one of Moszkowski’s most famous works. He composed this set of five Spanish Dances firstly for four-hand piano duet but later on arranged them in a solo piano version. We have just added the sheet music for both the solo piano and the four-hand version in our online music library. Moszkowski: Spanish Dances (solo piano) Moszkowski: Spanish Dances […]

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New Sheet Music by Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin and Others

June 20th, 2009 in Piano Street Site News by

Recent additions to the Piano Street Sheet Music Library available for download within the Gold Membership: Bach-Busoni Chaconne, BWV 1004 Johannes Brahms Piano Quintet opus 34 Frédéric Chopin Nocturne (opus posth) opus 72 no 1 Rondo à la Mazur – op 5 Rondo – op 16 Berceuse – op 57 Barcarolle – op 60 César Franck Piano Quintet Enrique Granados […]

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Cliburn Competition 2009 – Repertoire List

June 8th, 2009 in Piano Street Site News by | 3 comments

The 2009 edition of the Van Cliburn Piano Competition has now come to an end. Those of you who have been following the competition’s live webcasts have been able to enjoy an extensive amount of interesting performances of great piano music. If you haven’t been watching, the great news is that all performances are now available for on demand streaming […]

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Beethoven Variations – New Urtext and Recordings

June 4th, 2009 in Piano Street Site News by

Variation form was a central feature of Beethoven’s piano writing in general, from his early years until the end of his life. The many witty transformations of popular tunes give us an insight in how it might have sounded when the young Beethoven sat down to improvise at the keyboard, while works like the Eroica- and Diabelli Variations belong to […]

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