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gramo2003 Bach/Sorabji: Transcription in the Light of Harpsichord Technique for the Modern Piano of the Chromatic Fantasia of JS Bach, followed by a fugue. 8; Passeggiata Veneziana (based on the Barcarolle from The Tales of Hoffman by Offenbach); Symphonic Variations -- Variation 56 (based on the finale from Piano Sonata No 2 in B flat minor by Chopin); Pasticcio cappricioso (based on the Waltz in D Flat, `Minute', Op 64 No 1 by Chopin) Forget about orchestral timbres in the transcription of Ravel's Rapsodie Espagnole that opens this recital. www.michaelhabermann.com /reviews/recordings/gramo2003.html   (336 words)

Reviews Piano roll music made in 1905 by Mahler, released by the Allegro-distributed, U.K.-based IMP Classics label, contains a piano transcription of a section of Mahler's fifth symphony, along with some of his concert hall songs on which new vocal parts have been overdubbed. The player piano was such a strong part of the home entertainment market that piano roll makers were even compelled to add a "world music" touch to their catalogs so they could appeal to the recently arrived immigrant populations, especially those from Eastern Europe. From the turn of the century until the early '30s, piano roll releases fed a broad market of consumers who wanted to hear the pop rhythms of the day and the works of respected classical performers or composers. www.keyboardwizards.com /billboar.htm   (1408 words)

transcription (music) - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about transcription (music) Liszt and Rachmaninov were famous for their transcriptions for piano, the playing of which required virtuosic skill. This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. encyclopedia.farlex.com /Transcription+(music)   (97 words)

Ingvar Karkoff (1958) Reich’s Piano Phase is a direct outcome of his work with tape pieces in the mid-sixties where he used phase-shifting. Piano Phase is here performed in a version for two theorbs. The arrangement is in fact an augmented version of a transcription for lute solo, where the added bass viol part accentuates the piece’s long lines and atemporal character, creating an almost stationary pedal under the melody. www.alice-musik.se /004B.html   (780 words)

Amy Cheney Beach Collection Finding Aid She was best known for her songs, her symphony and her piano pieces and was also recognized for her early contribution to the preservation, documentation and transcription of American birdsongs. Miss Cheney began composing at the age of four, began her studies at the piano with her mother at the age of six and at seven made her first public appearance- including a few of her own compositions in the program. In 1871, the family moved to Boston, MA and though her parents were advised that Amy should be sent to a European conservatory, they chose to engage the training of the local instructors Ernest Perabo and Carl Baermann for piano, and one year of instruction in harmony and counterpoint with Junius W. Hill. www.umkc.edu /lib/spec-col/amy-b-findaid.htm   (780 words)

Brahms: Piano Quartet Op. 25; Schumann: Fantasiestücke Op. 88 Classical Music Online The goals of Argerich, Kremer, Bashmet, and Maisky seem closer to those Schoenberg mentioned in 1937, just after he completed his famous orchestral transcription of the Piano Quartet In G minor: 'It is always played very badly, because the pianist plays louder the better he is, and you hear nothing of the strings,' Schoenberg said. In recording the first and most popular of Brahms' three piano quartets with three of her favorite chamber-music partners, Argerich follows in the wake of some of her predecessors. Shostakovich: Piano Concerto No. 1; Haydn: Piano Concerto No. 11 www.onlineclassical.com /ItemId/B00006L3JF   (463 words)

Mozart There is the wonderful transcription of Piano Sonata, K.331 done by William Kanengiser, but this has been the only complete sonata available to guitarists. The piano sonatas of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart are landmarks in the history of Western music. The MIDI sound file of the Adagio will give you some idea of how the piece sounds, but a piano recording will be more helpful. www.yatesguitar.com /mozart/mozart.html   (257 words)

Classical MIDI Connection: Ludwig van Beethoven Ode to Joy (Liszt Transcription for Piano) (102k) Sequencer Unknown Piano Sonata in D for 4 hands (Op.6) (43k) Bunji Hisamori for piano, violin, and cello (36k) Evan Morgan www.classicalmidiconnection.com /cmc/ludwig.html   (500 words)

be.jazz: jazz blog jazz The music is fairly simple (for example, it only took me, a very poor piano player, 20 minutes to get the basics of a transcription of "The Scientist" I found on the 'net), but has a good deal of character. Moran gave a cue on the piano to go into a more aggressive, funky groove, but by this time it was obvious that no one atmosphere would survive intact very long. The quiet solo piano that followed clearly displayed Moran's (perhaps too heavy) attraction for sudden sforzandos and quick dissonances, all the while sustaining a sweet melody. www.be-jazz.blogspot.com /2003_11_01_be-jazz_archive.html   (500 words)

Nikita Fitenko - repertoire Piano transcription of the Georgy Sviridov's Snow Storm (orchestral suite of ten character pieces after the novel by Alexander Pushkin) List of solo works projected to be recorded in Summer 2004 List of solo works performed and recorded on Altarus label www.fitenko.com /repertoire.htm   (500 words)

RACHMANINOV: Piano Sonata No. 2 / Variations on a Theme of Chopin / Morceaux de Fantaisie, Op. 3 by Konstantin Scherbakov at Audio Lunchbox 2 and 5 (Transcriptions) - LISZT: Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 in C minor - piano transcription, S464/R128 - Scherzo 3: GODOWSKY: Transcriptions of Violin Sonatas by J. Bach - GODOWSKY: Piano Sonata No. 1 in G minor - Finale: Presto - Vivace, con fuoco RACHMANINOV: Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor, Op. www.audiolunchbox.com /album?a=25728   (591 words)

Elgar - His Music : Orchestral Arrangements and Transcriptions Looking for suitable material for the orchestra to record, the company suggested to Boult that Elgar should be approached to provide a transcription of Chopin's Funeral March from his second Piano Sonata. Although Elgar's orchestration does not fully conceal the origins of the piece as piano music, the population at large now think of it primarily in its orchestral arrangement. From that day on, he composed no major work that was wholly original, turning instead to his old sketchbooks and, once more, to the works of the great masters for inspiration. www.elgar.org /3transcr.htm   (672 words)

The Classical MIDI Connection: Recent Additions Original transcription of orchestral and solo piano parts for two hands (solo piano only) No.4: "Le piano que baise une main frele" (9k) This page lists all of the additions to The Classical MIDI Connection for December/1999. www.classicalmidiconnection.com /cmc/update12.html   (171 words)

Selected Solo Performances - VOLKANbass.com December 3, 2004: Guest Double Bass Recital with Réne Lecuona, piano; Anthony Arnone, cello; Santino Parpinelli, Modinha; Domenico Dragonetti, Allegretto; Eldon Obrecht, Suite for Double Bass; Jean Barriere, Duet for Cello and Double Bass; Edmundo Villani Cortês, Choron; Johannes Brahms, Sonata for Piano and Double bass Op.38 (transcription) December 5, 2004: Guest Double Bass Recital with Réne Lecuona, piano; Diana Gannett, Double bass; Santino Parpinelli, Modinha; Domenico Dragonetti, Allegretto; Eldon Obrecht, Suite for Double Bass; Jean Barriere, Duet for Cello and Double Bass; Edmundo Villani Cortês, Choron; Johannes Brahms, Sonata for Piano and Double bass (transcription) Iowa City, IA April 4, 2004: Guest Recital with Eugene Gaub, piano; Giovanni Bottesini, Elegie in Re; Domenico Dragonetti, Allegretto in d minor; Eldon Obrecht, Suite for Double Bass; Nicholas Walker, Games; Heinrich Taube, Nocturne; Cesar Franck, Sonata for String Bass and Piano in A Mojor. www.volkanbass.com /cv/performances.htm   (4009 words)

Franz List: Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 (Piano Transcription) by Konstantin Scherbakov at Audio Lunchbox 2 and 5 (Transcriptions) - LISZT: Beethoven: Symphony No. 2 in D major- piano transcription, S464/R128 - Allegro molto 3: GODOWSKY: Transcriptions of Violin Sonatas by J. Bach- GODOWSKY: Piano Sonata No. 3 in A minor - Fuga: Allegro con fuoco Franz List: Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 (Piano Transcription) by Konstantin Scherbakov at Audio Lunchbox www.audiolunchbox.com /album?a=23648   (363 words)

Decca Music Group - Composers Instrumental solo: El amor brujo (piano transcription), Fantasía bética (piano), Homenaje "Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas" (piano), Homenaje "Le tombeau de Claude Debussy" (guitar), 4 Pièces espagnoles (piano), El sombrero de tres picos (piano transcription), Vals-capricho (piano) Falla's health, which had never been good, began to deteriorate seriously in the late 1920s, and it was not improved by his awareness of the horrors of the Spanish Civil War, which broke out in 1936. Falla's early musical studies were carried out in C&- where he was born - but in his early 20s he moved to Madrid to complete his training at the capital's conservatory. www.deccaclassics.com /music/composers/falla.html   (363 words)

A Monk's Musical Musings: Analysis: Beethoven's Ninth, Prolog The Liszt transcriptions of Beethoven's nine symphonies are a musical monument in their own right, and are no mere collection of piano reductions, but are rather scholarly works of supreme transcendency by arguably the greatest piano virtuoso/composer of all time. If you want to follow along, the materials I'm going to use are Franz Liszt's Piano Transcription of the symphony, along with Cyprien Katsaris' recording of the transcription. For a listening reference, I will be using Katsaris' amazing recording of the solo piano transcription, which I actually prefer to most symphonic performances due to the "issues" I have with the finale: I'm one of those old school guys that does not care to hear vocal soloists and vocal choirs in a symphony. hucbald.blogspot.com /2005/07/analysis-beethovens-ninth-prolog.html   (608 words)

The Estate Project Kevin Oldham: The Art of the Piano Transcription, Kevin Oldham, piano, VAI Audio VAIA 1104 (1995). "Kevin Oldham" by Karen Kushner, liner notes for the recording Art of the Piano Transcription. Kevin Oldham: Piano and Vocal Music, Karen Kushner, piano, et.al., Albany Records Troy 213 (1996). www.artistswithaids.org /artforms/music/catalogue/oldham.html   (811 words)

The Estate Project Kevin Oldham: The Art of the Piano Transcription, Kevin Oldham, piano, VAI Audio VAIA 1104 (1995). "On Piano Transcriptions" by Kevin Oldham, liner notes for the recording Kevin Oldham: The Art of the Piano Transcription, VAI Audio VAIA 1104 (1995). premiere: Oldham, piano, Orchestra of St. Peter-by-the-Sea, Stephenson, conductor, Festival of the Atlantic, broadcast on WQXR, New York, August, 1992 www.artistswithaids.org /artforms/music/catalogue/oldham.html   (811 words)

[No title] Rolla, Sonata for viola and piano n.2 in E flat (transcription of the Sonata for viola with violin accompaning);.................. Rolla, Sonata for viola and piano n.1 in E flat (transcription of the Sonata for viola with violin accompaning);.................. Sonata in C minor for viola and piano; (transcription of web.tiscali.it /laviola2/ing_parti2.htm   (811 words)

Mondavi Center > Events > Anton Belov, baritone Supplemental Information Belov’s future publishing contracts include an anthology of Russian arias for baritone (anticipated in 2005) as well as a piano-vocal score of Eugene Onegin with a phonetic transcription. As a specialist in Russian lyric diction, he is the author of Russian Opera Libretti in Word-to-Word Translation and IPA Transcription (Leyerle Publications, 2004). He has performed with conductors Stewart Robertson and José Luis Garcia, and counts several contemporary piano concertos in his repertoire. www.mondaviarts.org /events/supplemental.cfm?supplemental_unique_id=38&event_id=54   (500 words)

PETRI EGON (in MARION) Choral prelude : nun bitten wir den heil'gen Geist / Transcription for piano solo [by] Egon Petri. Italian concerto : in F, BWV 971 ; Partita in B minor : BWV 831 : for solo piano/ Johann Sebastian Bach ; edited by Ferruccio Busoni; edited in collaboration with Egon Petri. 4-6, BWV 828-830 for solo piano/ BWV 828-830, for solo piano/ Johann Sebastian Bach ; edited by Ferruccio Busoni in collaboration with Egon Petri. www-catalog.cpl.org /MARION?A=PETRI+EGON   (360 words)

The Unheard Beethoven - "Seldom Heard" Beethoven - Works with WoO Numbers (Kinsky/Halm catalog) For some reason best known to him, Willy Hess did not assign a separate Hess number to the piano transcription, although he did so for all of the other sets of dances. While the version for two violins and bass is well represented in the catalogue, the piano version appears to have been recorded only once, by Jeno Jando, and appears on Naxos 8.553795, Bagatelles and Dances, Volume 1. WoO 62, Piano Arrangement by Anton Diabelli of Lost String Quintet in C, is played by Steven Beck on Beethoven: Cameos for Piano, Monument Records 03.04.01. www.unheardbeethoven.org /seldom/woonumber.html   (360 words)

clements.html (It's worth mentioning that Yin Chengzong performs the piano suite (a transcription of four numbers from the original score) as one of the fillers on his recording of the "Yellow River" Piano Concerto; Marco Polo 8.223412)) Of the collective of composers involved in the composition of The Yellow River (piano concerto), only Sheng Lihong seems to have established much of a reputation as a composer (Yin Chengzong is primarily known as a pianist; although some of his piano pieces are included on the Marco Polo recording mentioned above). A collective of musicians from the Central Philharmonic Society, Beijing (the well-known Chinese pianist Yin Chengzong, Liu Zhang, Chu Wanghua, Sheng Lihong, Xu Feixing & Shi Shuceng) have just premiered their new programmatic concerto, The Yellow River (piano concerto) to consider popular acclaim... www.kith.org /jimmosk/clements.html   (6463 words)

Kaysmusic Australia: Second Hand Sheet Music and Used Books. Theme from Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor by Edvard Grieg, Op.16 for piano transcription by Hugo Frey (1942 Robbins) foxing on cover, music very good. Theme from Piano Concerto by Edward Grieg arranged by Frederick Garrison for piano solo (Radio City Series No.11727, 1942, Edward B Marks) excellent. Orientale from Kaleidoscope for piano solo by Cesar Cui, Op.50, No.9 (Radio City Series No.10918, 1938, Edward B Marks) worn at top, tanned, small section of cover lifted at top with hole, music is clear. www.kaysmusic.com /pianoclassical.htm   (6463 words)

Amazon.com: Ben Folds - Rockin' the Suburbs: Books: Ben Folds Keep in mind that this is not a transcription of a live performance, and so songs such as "Rockin the Suburbs" might be a little sparse on notes since little piano is used on the CD. Accurate transcription of piano music as played in Rockin the Suburbs CD. Songs with less accompanyment by other instruments, such as "The Luckiest" sound more complete when played only with a piano. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0634051652?v=glance   (626 words)

sap.htm "Songs and dances of death" by Mussorgsky, transcription for voice and piano opus 124B "Spanish songs" for (mezzo)soprano and piano opus 100 "Songs of the fool" and "Ballad of Cordelia" from "King Lear" for voice and piano opus 58C home.wanadoo.nl /ovar/shosopus/sap.htm   (626 words)

INKPOT#66 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: Cziffra plays Brahms Transcriptions (EMI) Originally written for piano duet, the Hungarian Dances have been orchestrated and transcribed for solo piano by various composers and pianists. Before proceeding to listen to Cziffra's transcription of Brahms's Hungarian Dances, it would do good to know what they sound like in their "original" form. I have this CD, and being an improvisor myself, I am inspired by his emotional-freedom on the piano, and the way he gives a deeper insight in the essence of piano playing. inkpot.com /classical/brahmscziffra.html   (650 words)

Pianist: Jeffrey Biegel Biegel's transcription of Balakirev's 'Islamey Fantaisie Orientale' for piano and orchestra, the New York Premiere of the fully restored original 1924 manuscript of George Gershwin's 'Rhapsody in Blue' and Ellen Taaffe Zwilich's 'Peanuts Gallery'. With his acclaimed interpretations of standard repertoire, to his affinity for 'Rare Gems of the Golden Age' and unique piano concerti (Charles Strouse, Ellen Taaffe Zwilich, Duke Ellington, Keith Emerson, Leroy Anderson) he is placed among the front ranks of today's pianists. Biegel has been performing 'Millennium Fantasy for Piano and Orchestra' composed for him by Pulitzer Prize winner Ellen Taaffe Zwilich. www.artistsinternational.com /biegel.htm   (1901 words)

Amazon.com: Sergei Rachmaninoff: The Complete Recordings: Music Transcription for piano (also for piano & vioin) of Mussorgsky's "Hopak" from opera "Sorochintsy Fair", TN iii/8 Hopak, arr for piano by Rachmaninoff Polka W.R., for piano in A flat major, TN ii/18 Performed by Sergey Rachmaninov, Philadelphia Orchestra Conducted by Sergey Rachmaninov www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000003FB7?v=glance   (1045 words)

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