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ZABALETA HARP ARCHIVE VARIOS ORQUESTA 1 ARNE, Thomas ZABALETA HARP ARCHIVE VARIOS ORQUESTA ARNE, Thomas Augustine BACH, Johann Christian Concerto No.4 in B flat for harpsichord Piano Concerto in E flat Augener, 1954 (full score) Eulenburg, 1937 (min score) VO 7 VO 2 ARNE, Thomas Augustine BACH, Johann Christian Concerto IV for organ or harpsichord Piano Concerto No.6 in G Nagels Verlag, 1962 (full score) Schott, 1954 (full score) VO 7 VO 3 BACH, C P E BACH, Johann Sebastian Concerto for cello or flute or keyboard in Cantata 169 - Vorspiel [Sinfonia] A minor Schott, 1944 (full score) Eulenburg, 1938 (min score) VO 2 VO 4 BACH, Johann Sebastian BACH, C P E Violin Concertos BWV 1041/2 Sonatine in D for harpsichord, 2 flutes & Clavier Concerto in D minor strings Clavier Concerto in F minor Barenreiter, 1951 (score & parts) Eulenburg (min scores) VO 6 VO 8 BACH, C P E BACH, Johann Sebastian Sonatine in E flat for harpsichord, 2 flutes Concerti for harpsichord Vols 1 & 2 & strings Lea Pocket Scores, 1958 (min scores) Barenreiter, 1948 (score & parts) VO 8 VO 6 BACH, Johann Sebastian BACH, C P E Clavier Concerti Vols 1 & 2 Concerto in F for harpsichord & strings E F Kalmus (min scores) Barenreiter, 1952 (full score) VO 8 VO 6 BACH, Johann Sebastian BACH, Friedmann Concerto for organ & strings in D minor Concerto for organ (by Vivaldi - attrib F. BWV 1052 Bach). Transcr for piano Schott, 1944 (full & short scores & parts) Durand, 1923 VO 8 VO 7 BACH, Johann Sebastian BACH, Johann Christian Concerto No.3 (after Vivaldi) transcr for Concerto in A piano Schott, 1935 (string parts) Durand, 1923 VO 7 VO 6 1 ZABALETA HARP ARCHIVE VARIOS ORQUESTA BACH, Johann Sebastian harp - ms) Concerto in D (after Vivaldi) BWV 976 VO 8 (arr Zabaleta) BACH, Johann Sebastian Ms score & double bass part Violin Concerto No.1 BWV 1041 VO 9 Schott Freres, 1927 (piano reduction) BACH, Johann Sebastian VO 8 Concerto in F (after Vivaldi) BWV 978 (arr Zabaleta) BACH, Johann Sebastian Ms score & viola parts Violin Concertos BWV 1041/2 VO 9 Breitkopf & Hartel (full scores) VO 8 BACH, Johann Sebastian Concerto in G (after Vivaldi) BWV 973 BACH, Johann Sebastian (arr Zabaleta) Violin Concertos BWV 1041/2 Ms score & double bass part) Peters (piano reductions) VO 9 VO 8 BACH, Johann Sebastian BACH, Johann Sebastian Concerto in F minor for harpsichord Italian Concerto Ricordi (2 piano score) Union Musical Epsanola VO 6 VO 8 BACH, Johann Sebastian BACH, Johann Sebastian Concertos for harpsichord in F minor & A Sinfonia in D (Cantata 29) major Schott, 1943 (full score) Peters (2 piano scores) VO 8 VO 8 BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van BACH, Johann Sebastian Piano Concerto after the Violin Concerto Concertos for harpsichord in G minor & A Op.61 major Breitkopf & Hartel, 1970 (solo part) Breitkopf & Hartel (solo parts) VO 9 VO 8 BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van BACH, Johann Sebastian Violin Concerto Op.61 Concerto in F for oboe Editio Musica Budapest, 1950 (piano Sikorski, 1955 (piano reduction) reduction) VO 8 VO 9 BACH, Johann Sebastian BLANCO, Josef Violin Concerto BWV 1042 Concerto No.1 for 2 organs (or 2 harps or (incomplete arrangement of solo part for harp & keyboard) 2 ZABALETA HARP ARCHIVE VARIOS ORQUESTA Schott, 1965 VO 10 VO 6 FICHES, Jacobo BOCCHERINI, Luigi Concerto for harp & orchestra Op.85 Cello Concerto No.2 in D (1955) Schott, 1973 (full score & piano reduction) Die-line full score & ms parts VO 4 VO 11 GIORDANI, Tommaso BOCCHERINI, Luigi Concerto in E for guitar Concerto No.5 in D for harpsichord 7 Schott, 1967 (piano reduction) strings VO 4 Ricordi, 1962 (full score) VO 3 CAMBINI, Giovanni Giuseppe Concerto in B flat Op.15 No.1 for piano & HANDEL, George Frideric strings with oboe & horns ad lib Organ Concerto Op.4 No.5 Ricordi, 1964 (full score) Barenreiter, 1974 (full score) VO 3 VO 7 CAPALLETTI, Daniel HANDEL, George Frideric Suite for 2 harps Op.19 Concerto Op.4 No.5 (arr Zabaleta) Jobert, 1984 ms full score & parts VO 6 VO 9 DELDEN, Lex van HANDEL, George Frideric Concertino for 2 harps Op.76 Organ Concertos Nos 2,5,6,7,9,10,11,12 Donemus, 1962 (2 copies) Schott (full scores & solo parts) VO 6 VO 7 DITTERSDORF, Karl Ditters von HANDEL, George Frideric Harpsichord Concerto in B flat Sixteen Concerti for organ & orchestra (2 C F Vieweg, 1932 (full score) vols) VO 7 Lea Pocket Scores, 1962 (min scores) VO 2 DVORAK, Antonin Romance Op.11 for violin & piano HANDEL, George Frideric Artia, 1955 Harp Concerto Op.7 No.4 (transc. For harp VO 6 by Henrik Boye) ms harp part FELD, Jindrich VO 2 Concerto for harp & orchestra (1982) Cesky Hudebni Fond, 1987 (piano HAYDN, Joseph reduction & solo part) Concerto in G for piano (arr Zabaleta) 3 ZABALETA HARP ARCHIVE VARIOS ORQUESTA Nagels Verlag, 1931 (2 scores and sets of Kneusslin, 1964 (2 piano score) parts w. ms harp part) VO 3 VO 9 KOZELUCH, Leopold HAYDN, Joseph Piano Concerto in D Concerto (Divertimento) for piano 2 Breitkopf & Hartel, 1963 (2 piano score) violins & cello VO 2 Schott, 1956 (2 full scores & sets of parts) VO 5 LALO, Edouard Symphonie Espagnole HAYDN, Joseph E F Kalmus (piano reduction) Concertos for Ferdinand IV von Neapel VO 3 (Lirenkonzerte) Nos. 1-5 (Hob VII: 1-5) Eulenburg (min score) Doblinger, 1960 (full scores & sets of VO 8 parts) VO 4 LO VETERE, Italo Preludietto Diatonico for 2 harps HAYDN, Joseph Curci, 1980 (parts) Piano Concerto in D VO 6 Eulenburg (min score) Peters (2 piano score) MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus VO 5 Concerto Rondo in D K.382 Stengraber Verlag, 1928 (2 piano score) HAYDN, Joseph VO 2 Piano Concerto in F K W (Amsterdam), 1962 (score & parts) MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus Schott, 1958 (2 piano score) Piano Concertos Nos 1-3 (K. 37, 39, 40) & VO 5 4-6 (K. 41, 175, 238) E F Kalmus (min scores) HAYDN, Joseph VO 1 Piano Concerto in G, Hob XVIII: 9 Schott, 1967 (2 piano score) MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus Peters, 1958 (2 piano score) Piano Concertos K 37, 39, 40, 107 VO 5 Oxford UP, 1966 (separate 2 piano scores) VO 1 HAYDN, Joseph Piano Concerto in C MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus Boosey & Hawkes, 1955 (full score, 2 Piano Concertos (various) piano score & parts) Universal Edition (2 piano score) VO 5 VO 1 HOFFMEISTER, F A MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus Concerto for fortepiano Op.24 Piano Concertos K 271, 450, 466, 467, 482, 488, 491, 537 4 ZABALETA HARP ARCHIVE VARIOS ORQUESTA Peters (separate 2 piano scores) MYSLIVECEK, Josef VO 3 Concerto No.2 for harpsichord (or piano) Boosey & Hawkes, 1964 (2 piano score) MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus VO 2 Piano Concerto in A, K 414 Steingraber Verlag (2 piano score) NATRA, Sergiu VO 2 Music for Nicanor for hp, fl, cl & strings Israel Music Institute, 1988 (full score & MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus ms harp part) Piano Concertos in E flat, D & G, K 107 VO 10 Schott, 1931 (scores & parts - individual sets) PAISIELLO, Giovanni VO 1 Concerto in F for harpsichord Ricordi, 1964 (full score) MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus VO 3 Piano Concerto in E flat K 271 Eulenburg, (min score) PORADOWSKI, Stefan Boleslaw VO 1 Concerto for flute, harp & strings PWM (Cracow), 1964 MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus VO 10 Piano Concerto in F K 413 Eulenburg, 1955 (min score) POULENC, Francis VO 3 Concert Champetre Salabert, 1929 (2 piano score) MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus VO 3 Piano Concerto in E flat, K449 Schirmer, 1953 (2 piano score) RAMEAU, Jean-Phillippe VO 2 Concertos for harpsichord & strings Nos. 1-4 MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus Steingraber-Verlag, 1963 (full scores) Piano Concerto K.467 (slow movement) VO 5 & 7 Peters (2 piano score) VO 1 RAVEL, Maurice Concerto for piano, left hand MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus Durand, 1937 (2 piano score - solo part Piano Concerto in F K.413 marked up for harp) Schirmer, 1956 (2 piano score) VO 6 VO 3 REINECKE, Carl MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus Concerto for harp Op.182 Kirchensonaten Bartholf Senff (photocopy full score & ms Barenreiter, 1957 (NMA VI/16) parts) VO 8 VO 10 5 ZABALETA HARP ARCHIVE VARIOS ORQUESTA RODRIGO, Joaquin VIVALDI, Antonio Concerto Madrigal for 2 guitars & Le Quattro Stagioni, (transcr for piano) orchestra Ricordi, 1956 J Rodrigo, 1977 (piano reduction) VO 7 VO 11 VIVALDI, Antonio SOLER, P Antonio Sonata in C minor for violin, cello & Concertos for 2 keybords Nos. 1-5 continuo IEM (Barcelona), 1952-9 (scores) Ricordi, 1947 (score) VO 6 VO 9 TUTHILL, Burnet Nocturne Beaujolais Op.18 for 2 harps (1937, rev 1968) Die-line score VO 6 VIVALDI, Antonio Concerto in B minor for piano Ricordi, 1939 (2 piano score) VO 2 & 6 VIVALDI, Antonio Concerto in A for violin, cello & strings Ricordi, 1952 (2 full scores) VO 9 VIVALDI, Antonio Concerto in C for 2 trumpets Ricordi, 1950 (full score, piano reduction & ms arr harp part) VO 6 VIVALDI, Antonio Concerto in D for guitar & strings Doblinger, 1978 (piano reduction) VO 9 VIVALDI, Antonio Concerto in E for violin Op.3 No.12 ‘L’Estro Armonico’ Ricordi, 1965 (orchestral parts) VO 9 6.
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