Padre Antonio Soler

[sauergrandson]

Where do we can find sheetmusic of Padre Antonio Soler' sonatas?

[pianistimo]

www.everynote.com/soler/97.html has some sonatas.  will look for another place.

try www.lib.uconn.edu/online/research/speclib/music/scores.html#web  or
www.lib.uconn.edu/variations/scores
www.letrs.indiana.edu/s/sheetmusic

some  of these places are bound to have it somewhere. 

[sauergrandson]

Thank you, very much 

[thalbergmad]

I have got about 70 of them.

Are there any you want in particular??

[sauergrandson]

I have got about 70 of them.

Are there any you want in particular??

Yes, there are.  1, 21, 25, 33.

Thank you very much. (I know www.chateaugris.com; there is a lot of Soler's).

[thalbergmad]

All of the ones you want are in these volumes.

Enjoy

Thal

[pianistimo]

thalbergmad, you're my hero!

soler is such beautiful music.  so similar to scarlatti.  and, yet for it to be effective on the piano- there has to be a lightness and a similarity to the 'string' side of the piano as well as the 'percussion.'  seems that one almost needs different pianos for different purposes. a lot of bosendorfer's seem to have that light touch (good for easy trilling). 

*wonder what flamenco dancers were like back then?  have you ever just stared at their feet?

[sauergrandson]

My hero, too. But, I'm afraid Soler's sonatas have a number of editions (Marvin, Padre RUbio , etc). Thalbergmad has provided us with Marvin's. I guess the recordings use to prefer the numbers  of Rubio.

[allthumbs]

Thalbergmad

Could you post the rest of the Sonatas?

Thx

allthumbs

[thalbergmad]

This as far as i am aware is the lot.

It will take a while to download as it is 37 megas.

Enjoy

Thalxxxxxx

https://s63.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1N2SNTHEJM7810ST1BU98DFTDP

[allthumbs]

Thank you very much Thalbergmad.

[alsimon]

This as far as i am aware is the lot.

It will take a while to download as it is 37 megas.

Enjoy

Thalxxxxxx

https://s63.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1N2SNTHEJM7810ST1BU98DFTDP

Could you please re-activate this link?

[elenka]

Is there the "famous" sonata in E major either?

[alsimon]

If you mean by the famous one the sonata R. 84, in D major, it's not included in the Marvin edition.