Dvorak Slavonic Dances

[pianist_joe_bloggs]

Can anyone help me find on the internet (or send to me via e-mail) the Dvorak Slavonic Dances (opus 46) piano transcriptions for dance number 4 (in F). I really do need the piano transcription to play with my teacher for an upcoming concert. thanks.

Pianist_Joe_Bloggs



p.s. if you can e-mail me the score please do at   joe_bloggs666@hotmail.com

[thalbergmad]

Should be in your mailbox

[pianist_joe_bloggs]

Thanks for that. I didn't actually realise there was also a solo piano transcription, and i'll certainly be learning it. However, do you have the duet transcription that Dvorak himself wrote?

[thalbergmad]

Here it comes

[galonia]

Were these transcriptions?  For some reason, I always thought he had originally written them as piano duets, but maybe that's coz I've only ever heard them that way.

[fred smalls]

Crazy, I'm playing the exact same one as you with my friend! No.4 is by far the best, at least for piano duet!  I'd send you the music, but appearantly you've already got it! 

Peace
Fred Smalls

[tariswerewolf]

The Dvorak Slavonic Dances are not  transcriptions. Just like most works of that nature (Brahms Hungarian Dances, Ravel "Ma Mere L'Oye", Rossini "La Boutique Fantastique"), the originals were for two pianos and the composers later made orchestral arrangements of them.

[galonia]

Oh, that's what I thought!  Just that the original poster called them transcriptions.  I got a bit confused!!!

[nanabush]

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