Godowsky/Chopin Etudes

[pianisten1989]

Hi
I wonder where I can get these? I don't want to download them from a site, since I probably will lose the paper, so I want to buy them. Does anyone know where?

[term]

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If you have them downloaded, you can reprint them anytime you like. If you tend to lose your paper, which is quite curious, buying is the worst you can do. 

[pianisten1989]

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If you have them downloaded, you can reprint them anytime you like. If you tend to lose your paper, which is quite curious, buying is the worst you can do. 

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So you don't know where I can buy them?

[term]

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I know. Still, you're bound to get comments if it doesn't make sense at all.

Given the description the etudes should be included here:
https://www.music44.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?NoBots=1&Session_ID=F82ACCA496FB0943B2D90D510B3D81E7&Screen=PROD&Store_Code=X&Product_Code=ATF0137-C

 Or search other online sheet music stores.

[lostinidlewonder]

You can always sift through gamingforce.org

[pianisten1989]

Ok, thx

[richard black]

Now is a good time to buy them, they are available in a single volume from (I think) Hal Leonard, at a fairly reasonable price considering how many pages they run to. The book was published about 2 years before Godowsky came out of copyright in Europe, rather craftily.

[thalbergmad]

In a single volume!!!!

I hope the binding is good.

When i bought mine 10 years ago from Foyles, they were in 5 volumes and £30 each.

Pretty much a waste of money as i gave up after about half an hour (as would most pianists).

Thal

[ahinton]

In a single volume!!!!

I hope the binding is good.

When i bought mine 10 years ago from Foyles, they were in 5 volumes and £30 each.

Pretty much a waste of money as i gave up after about half an hour (as would most pianists).

Thal

OK, admittedly I borrowed a copy from the Westminster Library when I was a student rather than actually bought one (which I could not have done in those days anyway, as they were, I think, out of print at the time) but, even though I stood far less than a hope in hell's chance of being able actually to play any of these pieces, I did not consider that as much as a single second of the dozens of hours that I spent in college practice rooms struggling through them was in any sense wasted and I learnt much from them - terrific works, of seminal importance in the history of piano writing and at the same time a series of truly wonderful tributes to and commentaries on the études of Chopin.

Best,

Alistair

[psadagio]

https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/store/smp_detail.html?item=4377611&cart=3443266175538868&cm_re=289.1.4-_-Results+Item-_-Title

There are some customer reviews about the edition too.