Schoenfield - Café Music

[franz_]

Does somebody has this, for piano trio? Would be great.

Greetings

[kitty on the keys]

This is a great piece of Chamber music. Friends of mine performed it in a series of recitals--along with the Ravel Trio. But, I believe it is still under copyright.

Kitty on the Keys

[retrouvailles]

Yes, it is, for Paul Schoenfield is still alive and composing. He does have some great works, indeed.

[furtwaengler]

This Atlanta based site I've done LOTS of business with deals with Schoenfield directly. Please order from them; their service goes above and beyond the call of duty.

https://www.hutchinsandrea.com/

(An entertaining piece, Café Music, and fun to put together)

[kookaburra]

for Paul Schoenfield is still alive and composing.

just wait another thirty years or so, by which time he'll probably be DEcomposing.
 

[retrouvailles]

just wait another thirty years or so, by which time he'll probably be DEcomposing.
 

Whoa, uncalled for.

[kookaburra]

sorry...

it's from a joke I heard..

(my apologies, I guess it's not very funny when the person is still alive...)   


hey, has anyone heard that joke about beethoven? (not the pun)

not trying to offend anyone...

[mike_lang]

This Atlanta based site I've done LOTS of business with deals with Schoenfield directly. Please order from them; their service goes above and beyond the call of duty.

https://www.hutchinsandrea.com/

(An entertaining piece, Café Music, and fun to put together)

Sorry to revive an old topic, but I have to advise that you all secure a PDF of this music or simply xerox it from a music library.

I ordered the Café Music from Hutchins and Rea for $53.99 and received photocopies in a spiral binding that could have been done at FedEx Kinko's. Evidently this is the way Mr. Schoenfield chooses to provide it to them. To give a point of reference, my beautiful Henle edition of the Mendelssohn Piano Trios cost $62.95 -- there is no comparison in the quality of the physical score, obviously. I called Hutchins and Rea to complain and, upon finding that this was the composer's choice, wrote Mr. Schoenfield.

It's not that I want to advocate piracy. I just don't want to support a composer who chooses to give us nothing in return for purchasing the license to perform his works.