Where can I find the score to Julius Reubke's Mazurka in E major

[theholygideons]

I couldn't find the score to Julius Reubke's Mazurka in E major on imslp, even though his scherzo and sonata are on there, and all three were composed around the same time. I'm just curious as to how the score looks like, unless it's in the manuscript version.

[visitor]

Having searched for this myself ( after someone I know also asked about this) I fear I might be lost.  It has been a while since I double checked but I think the only publicly available archived copy is to be found in Berlin. ( that is if it was not destroyed and lost in the Great War ... )

https://musikipac.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de/ipac_musik/catalog/main?cn=S&lin=S5650035&rin=S5650098&ro=1&css=11&cop=:osy

[theholygideons]

Having searched for this myself ( after someone I know also asked about this) I fear I might be lost.  It has been a while since I double checked but I think the only publicly available archived copy is to be found in Berlin. ( that is if it was not destroyed and lost in the Great War ... )

https://musikipac.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de/ipac_musik/catalog/main?cn=S&lin=S5650035&rin=S5650098&ro=1&css=11&cop=:osy

but there's a recording of it on muthafuckin' youtube! wait, that link, does it have access to the score? omg.. this is making me more eager to play this thing. It reminds me of Wagner.

[mjames]

the classical musician struggle.

his piano sonata is gg tho, and someone please transcribe his psalm sonata for piano. I dislike organs.

SUPPOSEDLY ONE OF THE GREATEST SONATAS OF THE ROMANTIC ERA AND ITS WRITTEN FOR THE *** ORGAN

DAMMIT GOD, GIVE ME A BREAK.

[quantum]

his piano sonata is gg tho, and someone please transcribe his psalm sonata for piano.

I know of at least one transcription that already exists.  Some parts do seem a bit heavy handed though.  I'd be more inclined to learn the organ version.

[thalbergmad]

Stradal transcribed this work for solo piano. Hopefully, it will be part of the ongoing Stradal series on the Toccata label.

Thal

[mjames]

I knew you guys would have an answer. I love you. So like are there are any recordings available? I wouldnt mind buying it tbh. Reubke is awesome, despite the fact that only a few of his works are available to us.

[theholygideons]

https://www.waltercosand.com/CosandScores/Composers%20Q-Z/Reubke,%20Julius/Reubke-Stradal%20Organ%20Sonata%20(_94th%20Psalm_)%20(transcribed%20for%20piano).pdf

doesn't look to hard...maybe i'll try this instead?

[theholygideons]

I know of at least one transcription that already exists.  Some parts do seem a bit heavy handed though.  I'd be more inclined to learn the organ version.

what are some other transcriptions, apart from the stradal version? or is his the best.

[mjames]

"doesnt look to hard"

sh*t you must be a beast

You better post a recording when youre done.

[theholygideons]

"doesnt look to hard"

sh*t you must be a beast

You better post a recording when youre done.

You are so gullible! doesn't look hard as in, give  me 5 years to learn it.