volodos version of turkish march

[mwf]

Hi

Please, please could someone email me the score for this piece as i need to study it, I cant believe there is so many people who have played it on youtube, when as far as i am aware there is no score available to buy or officially printed for this piece, i only presume that people have learnt it by ear somehow!!

would be extremely eternally greatful to anyone who can send it to me.

[nicco]

There is a score for it, but i dont know if i can post it here because of the copyright.

[mwf]

Right, ok thats a start, I thought it was ok to post links to locations of sheet music though.
I just need to know how people are getting the score then. The alternative is to email me the post... gets round the copyright i think.

[lau]

right now this is like my favorite peice of all time.

https://www.abrahamespinosa.com/partituras2.htm

 you can find it towards the bottom of this website, but i don't like the version they have, I use the other one. you can find that on gamingforce.com in the sheet music index thing.

https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php/topic,19215.0.html

and you should have done a search, this thread already exists.

[mwf]

Hi thankyou for replies, cant find this other version on gaming force though, where is it? my copy I have now thanks to the posts I have received seems good, who wrote it out I wonder, and was it by ear, is it a reliable and accurate print? I thought near the end those fast notes descending before the final octaves were also in octaves.

[lau]

well gaming force used to have both versions, dang. I checked other places and i couldn't find it, so your going to have to suffer with that version. don't worry it's not that different...and i'd say these scores are pretty dang accurate to volodos.

[mwf]

By the way who on earth managed to print this score originally, was it transcribed by ear onto note form by someone after listening to the volodos recording a thousand times or more?

Also in bar 35 should that 6 semi-quaver note run in the left hand begin as a 3 note quaver chord, it makes it very tricky. All the other times it begins just as a single note run, for example bars 34, 85 in the left hand. If bar 35 is meant to start as the score states what fingering is one supposed to adopt here, I thought of 5,4,2 together in left hand to start the chord and then 1,4,3,2,1, and then the last notes of the run: 5 and 1 for the octave in B to end the 6 note run for bar 35. It seems to be the most realistic option for me at the moment, although I am not sure about sliding he thumb up for the last two notes in the left hand.

Cheers. someone please reply.

[sevencircles]

Anoyone have a link  to Volodos playing it live?

He is usually better live then in the studio.

More fire and dynamics live.

[lau]

In the version i use, the three note "quaver" chord isn't even in it, so I would suggest just to forget it and play the top A in that chord. It's not worth the effort to have that little chord there.