Scarlatti request

[gonzalo]

Hi , does anyone have the following sonatas?

K3
K13
K32
K46
K64
K67
K95
K119
K132
K150
K175
K208
K454
K461

Gonzalo

[ganymed]

those files include K3 and K13

[gonzalo]

those files include K3 and K13

Thank you very much

[ganymed]

these files include

K32
K46
K64
K67

[gonzalo]

these files include

K32
K46
K64
K67

Ganymed I think the files you gave me are from Longo not Kirkpatrick. That means that K 32 is not L 32 .
What a problem... In piano. ru there used to be a list where they tell you which Longo number corresponds to a K. number. If anyone has this list please post  it here.
Anyway Ganymed, thank you very much again.

Take care,
Gonzalo

[ganymed]

errm sorry i didnt quite get what you said ^^;

[bernhard]

Ganymed I think the files you gave me are from Longo not Kirkpatrick. That means that K 32 is not L 32 .
What a problem... In piano. ru there used to be a list where they tell you which Longo number corresponds to a K. number. If anyone has this list please post  it here.
Anyway Ganymed, thank you very much again.

Take care,
Gonzalo

This site has the corresponding Longo, Kirkpatrick and Pestelli numbers:

https://www.classical.net/music/composer/works/scarlattid/index.html
(useful lists with cross-referencing between K, L and P numbers – statistics and sonatas by key)

This site has PDFs of K1 - k176 (These are Sankey editions, which are very close to the original facsimiles - besides he tells you which hand ot use by printing the left hand notes with diamond heads):

https://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Scarlatti.html
(176 sonata scores in PDF)

Sankey´s site has midis of all 555 sonatas plus a wealth of information on performance. Don´t miss it:

https://www.sankey.ws/scarlattirec.html
(Sankey’s site)

And if (like me) you cannot take too much harpsichord all at once, the site below has piano (MP3) playing of the first 247 (K) sonatas:

https://www.claudiocolombo.net/altremusiche.htm
(Piano Mp3 for lots of pieces by several composers, most notably the first 247 Scarlatti sonatas)

Pianostreet has also some 170 sonatas (K 370 - K 555, I believe). You need ot be gold member to access them though (they are the Longo edition though - but K numbered),

Best wishes,
Bernhard.

[gonzalo]

This site has the corresponding Longo, Kirkpatrick and Pestelli numbers:

https://www.classical.net/music/composer/works/scarlattid/index.html
(useful lists with cross-referencing between K, L and P numbers – statistics and sonatas by key)

This site has PDFs of K1 - k176 (These are Sankey editions, which are very close to the original facsimiles - besides he tells you which hand ot use by printing the left hand notes with diamond heads):

https://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Scarlatti.html
(176 sonata scores in PDF)

Sankey´s site has midis of all 555 sonatas plus a wealth of information on performance. Don´t miss it:

https://www.sankey.ws/scarlattirec.html
(Sankey’s site)

And if (like me) you cannot take too much harpsichord all at once, the site below has piano (MP3) playing of the first 247 (K) sonatas:

https://www.claudiocolombo.net/altremusiche.htm
(Piano Mp3 for lots of pieces by several composers, most notably the first 247 Scarlatti sonatas)

Pianostreet has also some 170 sonatas (K 370 - K 555, I believe). You need ot be gold member to access them though (they are the Longo edition though - but K numbered),

Best wishes,
Bernhard.

Thanks a lot Bernhard. And www.claudiocolombo.net now has the 555 scarlatti sonatas recorded.

Take care,
Gonzalo

[bernhard]

You are welcome.

[kelly_kelly]

Most can be found at www.sheetmusicarchive.net/single_listing.cfm?composer_id=35