where did you find the ravel? what publisher is it by?
Shostakovich:24 Preludes Op.3424 Preludes and Fugues Op.87 (I have lost mine! Gaah!)Polka from the Ballet The Golden Age Op.22PoulencNocturnes
What publisher is the Shostakovich? And did you get the Heugel & Cie for the Poulenc?
HandelKeyboard Works Vols 1-4 (Barenreiter)I have the Dover collection already, but this is way bigger! JanacekOn an Overgrown PathIn the Mists1.X.1905
The P&Fs and the Polka are the DSCH version; the preludes are the International Music Co version (as were the P&Fs I've lost ) .
Holllllllly cow you've been buying a lot lately!
I wasn't aware IMC printed the P&Fs...did they stop? And jeeez DSCH is so expensive! Crazy.
HandelKeyboard Works Vols 1-4 (Barenreiter)I have the Dover collection already, but this is way bigger!
i'm 'orange' with envy (a reference to my post about wanting the vienna urtexts of these, but they are on part/pretty much equal to barenreiter )
any word on those tchaikovsky etudes?
Just bought some John Cage played by Stephen Drury J MENZ
What do I have to do with it?
You said that you hated John Cage.
I said I didn't like his music. I still don't see why that would make me annoyed if anyone else chooses to subject themselves to it.
I'm not a Cage fan
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I'm missing your point, I fear.
Hey don't think you can squeeze out of this one mister!You freaking said that you don't like John Cage!
I don't like his music, so I'm not a fan.
-had my eye on this thing for months, glad no one bought the few times i've put it back
Be grateful I don't shop where you do. Seems to be out of print elsewhere.
Leroy Anderson Fiddle Faddle for solo Pianovintage Mills Music Inc
if i come across another copy of it, will ping you msg and if you're interested in it,
Can't play them, but they had such pretty covers
Just something I didn't have...This one cost a small fortune. The binding sucks and the print quality is not the best, but can't wait to get my hands on some of these...
Given the amount of Scarlatti you already have, to get the rest you basically have two options. Buy the complete set from Heugel & Cui (10 Vols at $130-180 per volume) or get this:https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/Haydn-Scarlatti-The-Complete-Keyboard-Sonatas-Version-2-0/7868037For $20 and print out the ones you're missing.Hey - you might even get to like Haydn too.
https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/Haydn-Scarlatti-The-Complete-Keyboard-Sonatas-Version-2-0/7868037
Performed by Franz Joseph Haydn ...Performed by Domenico Scarlatti
Rach 3 scoreRach 3 orchestra only recording.see you in hopefully less, but probably more than 2 years.
Only if you survive the ordeal.
Make sure to learn his sonatas as well otherwise you risk the chance of not fatally injuring your hand.
I'm assuming i'll reach a point where I think its time to curl up and cry at least 12 times. I have a relatively long history of safely navigating and persevering with things that are too hard for me though. Lol, i think you may need to reword that.. ..but obviously I appreciate your point..
Haha, I cry atleast once a week when I am learning long, brutal pieces. But from what I head from your (1) Chopin etu de you can make arpeggios happen, so go for it!
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Haha, I am glad you have a deep understanding of the situation you are in. Have u played in chamber ensembles before?
i think the only folks selling that are over in your neck of the woods...have looked all over in my part of the world, no luck. -if you bought online, can you provide a link?
note, agnew himself on both the recordings (see notes), i need to ascertain somehow the date of the playingof one of them (and only 95% certain of agnew being the pianist of the first recording the information is hard to come by....), one is from 1943. more agnew to come later, i have a huge final exam tomorrow and i need to get to bed asap. i only logged in to comment on your incredible purchase
(mad props on the schott grainger set, incredible body of work, on my hit list, i scanned that whole thing from the university library a while back to hold me over in the meantime...)*flies off....
Nice, so is there a Chopin concerto no 1 orchestra track? I need it. Ive played in Bands as well and accompanied, but not much , more than that. I actually have super sensitive ears and probably would not want to be near an orchestra...
Have u heard of the Arthur Rubinstein comopetition?
U should go