Just a quick question, to anyone else who has the set, I noticed there is a misprint/typo on the picture of volume 2 displayed on the siteIt seems to suggest that volume 2 only contains two P&Fs, Nos. 13 and 14 (XIII-XIV). While I am not worried that they accidentally included only two P&Fs instead of 12 (as that would be quite silly), it would be reassuring to know that this typo is not present in the actual copies. Typos annoy me in official printed media
I just bought 57 scores from the online Juilliard Store, for a total of almost $600...They will be delivered in about 5 days.
While I am not worried that they accidentally included only two P&Fs instead of 12 (as that would be quite silly), it would be reassuring to know that this typo is not present in the actual copies. Typos annoy me in official printed media
It is with deepest sorrow I regret to advise that the typo is on the actual cover. I haven't got around to trying to play these yet, but one can only hope that their quality control is better on the inside of the book.
any word on those tchaikovsky etudes?
Gah! Update:Sheetmusicplus have cancelled my order because they can't get a date out of the publisher (Hal Leonard). I've re-ordered through Stantons. Hopefully they have them in stock and I will actually get them!I'm gonna start having nightmares about these! Also picked up a copy of Tausig's transcription of Ride of the Valkyries. Been looking for this for ages and finally found it on the German Amazon (through a re-seller).
i know! the suspense is killing me!!!!
We do not have in stock the item you requested. I looked on the publisher/vendor website and it has not yet been published. Sorry we cannot get it for you. Your web order is canceled.
Further update. Got an email from Stantons: Have now emailed Hal Leonard direct. Await response.I'll get these bloody things (whatever they are) if it kills me!
, seriously why did they even list it it and take orders then? i mean one retailer makes an honest mistake, that is understandable, but these were plastered all over othe interwebs!
Do you guys pay for one day shipping?
"One day" shipping to Australia generally doesn't exist.
^ I'm waiting to see/hear what that thing can do. I really should get something better than my pocket camera (ixus 960IS).I used to have some decent recording equipment for singing. Still probably have a mixer and microphones somewhere, but it's all analog and I have no device to record from them anymore. The tape recorder broke down years ago. So I guess I should buy something. Just not sure what...
oh gosh, don't wait for any of my slapstick crackpot hijinks to help you make a decision lol, really there are some very good reviews and tests on yt about the olympus (and if you click into the yt channel for that piano video there are some other very nice examples).
This one arrived in mail today...what the heck!??? Did someone freaking hack my account?
Though it appears someone else has hacked your personality.
Haha, obviously. Though it appears someone else has hacked your personality.
Hey what the he- deuce?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!? Outin is trying to frea-... Is trying to frame me!Our deal is off Outin!
And I was just trying to help
I guess the Outin Home for Neglected Profanities will have to get by with "gadzooks" and "struth".
Excited about these. Still above my level, no doubt, but I can't resist giving them a try. They were only 8 dollars after shipping, should arrive next week in the mail.
David AmramSonata for Solo Piano (1960)CF Peters Brilliant and lyrical (i.e. easy to lisen to) Jazz/Classical Fusion work. Approx 18 minutes. I am on the hunt for a full recording. Possibly taking this beast on:https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/Sonata-for-Piano/1006989I have uploaded a fine dissertation on the work(from my feed description of it a reviewer's excerpt:David Amram’s Three Movement sonata gathers gospel licks, wide-open-spaced modal portals, Ivesian bell tones, slow, wayward bass lines, Latin-influenced melodies, and blusey Coplandisms. The composer stirs these elements into a pot and comes up with a delicious, eclectic, and organically integrated musical stew. ...I’m baffled that so few pianists have taken up its cause)https://www.scribd.com/doc/118215311/David-Amram-Sonata-for-Solo-Piano-A-Merger-of-Contemporary-Classical-and-Jazz-Stylesshort biohttps://www.classicalarchives.com/composer/10795.html#tvf=tracks&tv=aboutaudio short sample clips from each movementhttps://www.allmusic.com/performance/piano-sonata-mq0000744076
i was always sad that we never got a large scale/major work like a solo piano sonata or 1 piano concerto from him
I could not decide which one to get, so got all three
ALWAYS go with Helene Verlag.
He did a concerto for two pianos and orchestra, a solo piano concerto, a sonata for two pianos, a sonata for 1 piano four hands and two suites.If you move away from piano alone, there are several sonatas for piano and another instrument; further afield are three operas and a mass which all woiuld be considered "large scale".Here's the solo concerto:
Is she your new love after the VL dream?
You seem to have a lot of money.
The top one is the best. Whatever you buy, ALWAYS go with Helene Verlag.
There's this plastic thing with numbers on it that you can use to get anything
I thought all plastic things had numbers on them these days.Which one gets you everything?