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Piano Board => Performance => Topic started by: pianoplayerstar on February 22, 2018, 12:38:36 AM
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Folks,
Where can we get the orchestra part only so we can practice?
Chopin concertos
Mozart concertos
And others
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I have been looking for these as well, specifically for Beethoven's 3rd piano concerto. My brother, who is playing the Mozart 21, found this to practice with, but there doesn't seem to be much more where it came from.
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For Chopin, IMSLP. Mikuli and Kullak have piano reductions of the concerti.
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Folks,
Where can we get the orchestra part only so we can practice?
Chopin concertos
Mozart concertos
And others
If you are asking where you can find recordings of the orchestra part only (instead of the score) then a search for "Music Minus One" on halleonard.com (with classical only checked) such as this link: https://www.halleonard.com/search/search.action?subsiteid=63&keywords=Music+Minus+One&x=5&y=13&searchcategory=11 (https://www.halleonard.com/search/search.action?subsiteid=63&keywords=Music+Minus+One&x=5&y=13&searchcategory=11) will help you find what you need.
I mixed the piano solo part to a Mozart piano concerto using a Music Minus One recording from that site:
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Of course, I'm an idiot. Anyways I'd like to know too since I'm also working on a concerto.
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I can do a mockup in Sibelius, but it'll be pretty metronomic if you guys don't mind
I sometimes will just input pieces into Sibelius so that I can (gasp) mess around with them to see why the composer didn't pick something else as part of my studies. If anyone wants to play any of the Rachmaninoff concertos, I'd love to do those.
Anyone playing Mozart 20? I've been meaning to input it into Sibelius soon, so I could just delete the piano part and everyone's happy.
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these are almost always rented if the organization did not buy and hold it in score library
ie
https://www.musicsalesclassical.com/rental
also the publisher webs for Hal Leonard, Schirmer, etc can be contacted to ask for quotes from the sales people in rentals depts
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I can do a mockup in Sibelius, but it'll be pretty metronomic if you guys don't mind
I sometimes will just input pieces into Sibelius so that I can (gasp) mess around with them to see why the composer didn't pick something else as part of my studies. If anyone wants to play any of the Rachmaninoff concertos, I'd love to do those.
Anyone playing Mozart 20? I've been meaning to input it into Sibelius soon, so I could just delete the piano part and everyone's happy.
xdjuicebox, I would appreciate a real Sibelius mockup of the Mendelssohn Piano Concerto No 2 in D minor, Op 40, https://imslp.org/wiki/Piano_Concerto_No.2,_Op.40_(Mendelssohn,_Felix) (https://imslp.org/wiki/Piano_Concerto_No.2,_Op.40_(Mendelssohn,_Felix)) (a rarely played piece) which isn't available currently as a Music Minus One recording or a MIDI file as far as I can tell. You can leave the piano part in (I will delete it when needed).
By the way, I know of two other resources for "orchestra only" recordings: https://tonicchord.com/ (https://tonicchord.com/) (expensive, probably because of the work done to beat map the recordings to the tempos of real performances) and https://timewarptech.com/midi_arranger/sick-stella/ (https://timewarptech.com/midi_arranger/sick-stella/) (interesting because these MIDI files can be used in software that tries to follow your tempo as you play along).
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I can do a mockup in Sibelius, but it'll be pretty metronomic if you guys don't mind
I sometimes will just input pieces into Sibelius so that I can (gasp) mess around with them to see why the composer didn't pick something else as part of my studies. If anyone wants to play any of the Rachmaninoff concertos, I'd love to do those.
Anyone playing Mozart 20? I've been meaning to input it into Sibelius soon, so I could just delete the piano part and everyone's happy.
Beethoven 3? I don't have Sibelius, but I do have the free version of Finale, and Musescore.
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these are almost always rented if the organization did not buy and hold it in score library
ie
https://www.musicsalesclassical.com/rental
also the publisher webs for Hal Leonard, Schirmer, etc can be contacted to ask for quotes from the sales people in rentals depts
First, I am going to be rather harsh because those who post as "Visitor" are University Piano Faculty who would have a Senior Diaper Incident if there actual names were ever revealed. To date, I have NEVER been personally trolled by using my real name in my posts.
GROW UP!
Next, as referenced in another post, "Music Minus One," is a bad joke. If you (or anyone else) does not have an audio technician to adjust ("at will") the tempo of any particular passage of any Piano Concerto when one needs to ("Stop and Start"), then it is useless.
Believe it or not, according to Earl Wild's Memoir, in the old days the Conductor on any particular recording project would get the (usually BBC Studio) to record everything in separate parts, and then piece it together.
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First, I am going to be rather harsh because those who post as "Visitor" are University Piano Faculty who would have a Senior Diaper Incident if there actual names were ever revealed.
Yes, we all know this guy!
(https://thumb7.shutterstock.com/display_pic_with_logo/1672675/152103677/stock-photo-big-baby-infant-adult-man-in-diaper-working-at-the-computer-while-sitting-isolated-on-white-152103677.jpg)
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First, I am going to be rather harsh because those who post as "Visitor"............
Can I just point out that visitor's signature is a link to his YouTube channel, including videos of his performances: he is clearly not trying to hide behind a smoke screen. A username is a personal choice - visitor's is lovely and ironic :)
BACK TO TOPIC! 8)
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Can I just point out that visitor's signature is a link to his YouTube channel, including videos of his performances: he is clearly not trying to hide behind a smoke screen. A username is a personal choice - visitor's is lovely and ironic :)
BACK TO TOPIC! 8)
I’m glad visitor is “visiting” this forum.... he is always respectful, helpful, and knowledgeable....traits that Louis should try to emulate.
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look at visty getting all the love from the laaaaaydies
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finale as a free version too?
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Beethoven 3? I don't have Sibelius, but I do have the free version of Finale, and Musescore.
I think I'll do this one first (I'm studying Beethoven right now, after all), but it might take me a while...hope that doesn't discourage you!
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Q: Visitor, are you a faculty person masquerading behind a pseudonym?
A:
(https://i.imgur.com/Mhc4zL9.jpg)
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visitingly,
visitor