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LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1881–1945) (1770–1827) Mikrokosmos Alla Ingharese Quasi Un Capriccio Editors: Michael Kube and Op Wiener Urtext Edition Catalogue 2018/2019 Urtext for the 21st century www.wiener-urtext.com URTEXT FOR THE 21st CENTURY REASONS FOR WIENER URTEXT • Reliable musical text on the basis of the sources reflecting the composers’ ideas as authentic as possible • Comprehensive textual information on the works and their interpretation • Useful fingerings for musical practice • Page layout for practical use with convenient page turns • Clearly printed, reader-friendly layout on high-contrast music paper • Sustainably printed with green power DeaR MUSiCianS, welcome to our catalogue, which contains a number of new publications. as always, Wiener Urtext edition offers you an exceptional stan- dard of scholarship and editorial attention to musical detail. This result is quite simply an authoritative musical text for the discerning musician. in the run-up to the 250th anniversary of 2020, Beethoven is already the focus of Wiener Urtext edition. Wiener Urtext starts its complete revision of Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas including critical commentaries with volume 3 (volumes 1 and 2 will follow until the beginning of 2019). The monumental ‘Hammerklavier Sonata’ Op. 106 is now available in a seperate edition with an article by Johann Sonnleitner on the problematic metronome markings. For further information about our publications please go to www.wiener-urtext.com. Jochen Reutter Wiener Urtext edition editor-in-chief Wiener Urtext Edition www.wiener-urtext.com CONTENTS URTEXT PRIMO . 3 BÉLA BARTÓK MIKROKOSMOS . 4 PIANO . 5 PIANO 4 HANDS . 27 ORGAN . 28 VIOLIN SOLO . 30 VIOLIN AND PIANO . 30 VIOLA AND PIANO . 35 VIOLONCELLO SOLO . 35 VIOLONCELLO AND PIANO . 35 Flute solo • 2 Flutes . 37 FLUTE AND PIANO . 38 CLARINET AND PIANO . 38 HORN AND PIANO . 39 WIENER URTEXT + FAKSIMILE . 40 Levels of difficulty: 1 = very easy 2 = easy 3 = intermediate 4 = difficult 5 = very difficult No liability can be accepted for errors 2 THE IDEAL WAY TO EXPLORE THE PIANO REPERTOIRE BACh – HANDEL – SCARLATTI SCHUMANN – BRAHMS – KIRCHNER Urtext Primo Urtext Primo Easy piano pieces with practice tips Easy piano pieces with practice tips Volume 1 Volume 4 Selection and commentaries: nils Franke Selection and commentaries: nils Franke Level: 2-3 / UK Grades: 3-6 Level: 2-3 / UK Grades: 3-6 - German / English commentaries - German / English commentaries iSBn 978-3-85055-737-5 iSBn 978-3-85055-750-4 UT 52001 UT 52007 - French / Spanish commentaries - French / Spanish commentaries iSBn 978-3-85055-738-2 iSBn 978-3-85055-751-1 UT 52002 UT 52008 HAydn – MoZARt – CiMAROSA CHOPIN – LISZT – HILLER Urtext Primo Urtext Primo Easy piano pieces with practice tips Easy piano pieces with practice tips Volume 2 Volume 5 Selection and commentaries: nils Franke Selection and commentaries: nils Franke Level: 2-3 / UK Grades: 3-6 Level: 2-3 / UK Grades: 3-6 - German / English commentaries - German / English commentaries iSBn 978-3-85055-746-7 iSBn 978-3-85055-760-3 UT 52003 UT 52009 - French / Spanish commentaries - French / Spanish commentaries iSBn 978-3-85055-747-4 iSBn 978-3-85055-761-0 UT 52004 UT 52010 BEETHOVEN – SCHUBERT – HUMMEL CLEMenti – CZerny – CraMER NEW Urtext Primo Urtext Primo Easy piano pieces with practice tips Easy piano pieces with practice tips Volume 3 Volume 6 Selection and commentaries: nils Franke Selection and commentaries: nils Franke Level: 2-3 / UK Grades: 3-6 Level: 2-3 / UK Grades: 3-6 - German / English commentaries - German / English commentaries iSBn 978-3-85055-752-8 iSBn 978-3-85055-771-9 UT 52005 UT 52011 - French / Spanish commentaries - French / Spanish commentaries iSBn 978-3-85055-753-5 iSBn 978-3-85055-772-6 UT 52006 UT 52012 The series will be continued. 3 FIRST URTEXT EDITION OF BARTÓK´S MIKROKOSMOS BÉLA BARTÓK (1881–1945) Mikrokosmos – in three books as Bartók intended • Several additional pieces published here for the first time • notes on study and interpretation • includes Bartók’s complete notes on Mikrokosmos • Glossary of unusual expression indications in several languages Mikrokosmos editors: Michael Kube and Jochen Reutter Fingerings: Béla Bartók notes on study and interpretation: Béla Bartók‘s Mikrokosmos is one of the Peter Roggenkamp key works of 20th-century piano music. The repertoire comprises educational in three volumes pieces ‚from the very first beginning‘ as well as concert literature, thus making this Mikrokosmos I work an indispensable companion to piano (= Vol. 1 & 2) lessons. The work is now available for the Level: 1–2 first time as urtext edition in three volumes, iSBn: 978-3-85055-763-4 with each volume containing two of the six UT 50411 volumes of the original edition. The musical text was critically examined on the basis Mikrokosmos II of the sources and could be corrected (= Vol. 3 & 4) in many details. Furthermore, the editi- Level: 2–3 on contains some previously unpublished iSBn: 978-3-85055-764-1 pieces and early versions. educationally UT 50412 very revealing are the versions of several pieces which Bartók arranged specially for Mikrokosmos III the lessons of his son Peter and which are (= Vol. 5 & 6) printed in the appendix of the volumes. The Level: 3–5 edition is completed by notes on study and iSBn: 978-3-85055-765-8 interpretation based on the sources and a UT 50413 glossary of unusual expression indications. 4 PIANO WIENER URTEXT ALBUM JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685–1750) an album of selected easy piano pieces from Bach to Schoenberg which are Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue intended to diversify second- and third- BWV 903/903a year piano lessons. The pupil shall get including the early version BWV 903a accustomed to original compositions in and the version transmitted by the ‘Urtext’ editions as early as possible and, Forkel circle BWV 903 at the same time, be encouraged to crea- editor: Ulrich Leisinger tive playing. Valuable help is provided by Fingerings: Michael Behringer the short index of composers at the end notes on interpretation: Michael Behringer of the volume containing links to inter- Level: 4 net pages on the composers which shall iSBn 978-3-85055-597-5 encourage the pupil to hunt up further UT 50161 information. Level: 2-3 / UK Grades: 2-7 iSBn 978-3-85055-643-9 Clavierbüchlein of UT 50251 Anna Magdalena Bach including ‘Suite de Clavecin’ by Christian Petzold editor, Fingerings and notes on FROM BACH TO interpretation: naoyuki Taneda SCHOENBERG Level: 2-3 iSBn 978-3-85055-566-1 200 Years of Keyboard Music UT 50150 – a Pianist’s anthology - Deutscher Musikeditionspreis 2002 Selection and commentaries: nils Franke editor and Fingerings: Various Level: 4–5 English Suites BWV 806 –811 iSBn 978-3-85055-769-6 editor: Walther Dehnhard UT 50406 Fingerings: Colin Tilney notes on interpretation: Colin Tilney Level: 4-5 PIANO CLASSICS @ GRADE 8 iSBn 978-3-85055-060-4 UT 50060 a selection of repertoire for the former - Deutscher Musikeditionspreis 1998 aBRSM piano syllabus 2011-2012 Ten selected pieces from J. S. Bach, G. F. Handel, J. Haydn, W. a. Mozart, French Overture BWV 831/831a L. v. Beethoven, F. Schubert, R. Schu- Content: Version in B minor and C minor mann and F. Liszt editor: Ulrich Leisinger Preface and Commentaries: nils Franke Fingerings: Michael Behringer Level: 4 / UK Grades: 8 notes on interpretation: Michael Behringer iSBn: 978-3-85055-704-7 Level: 4-5 UT 50276 iSBn 978-3-85055-603-3 UT 50186 5 PIANO JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH - Three Two Part Inventions C major, E major, F major French Suites BWV 812–817 editor: Ulrich Leisinger editor: Hans-Christian Müller Fingerings: Oswald Jonas Fingerings: Hans Kann Level: 2-3 Level: 3-4 iSBn 978-3-85055-715-3 iSBn 978-3-85055-048-2 UT 51026 UT 50048 Urtext + Facsimile - French Suite No. 5 BWV 816 editor: Hans Christian Müller Fingerings: Hans Kann Italian Concerto BWV 971 Level: 3-4 editor: Klaus engler iSBn 978-3-85055-650-7 Fingerings: Max Martin Stein UT 51011 Level: 4 Urtext + Facsimile iSBn 978-3-85055-057-4 UT 50057 Goldberg Variations BWV 988 editor: Christoph Wolff Fingerings and notes on interpretation: 6 Partitas BWV 825–830 Huguette Dreyfus Clavierübung i Level: 5 editor: Klaus engler iSBn 978-3-85055-567-8 Fingerings: edith Picht-axenfeld UT 50159 notes on interpretation: edith Picht-axenfeld Inventions and Sinfonias Level: 4-5 BWV 772–801 iSBn 978-3-85055-627-9 Two- and Three-Part inventions UT 50192 including later version of BWV 772 and embellished versions of 778, 789, 790, 793, 795, 797, 799 editor: Ulrich Leisinger Small Preludes and Fughettas Fingerings: Oswald Jonas Content: Prelude and Fughetta BWV 895, notes on interpretation: Ulrich Leisinger BWV 899, BWV 900, BWV 902/902a; Level: 2-4 Preludes from the Clavierbüchlein for iSBn 978-3-85055-652-1 W. Fr. Bach BWV 924-928, BWV 930; UT 50253 6 Preludes for Beginners BWV 933-938; 6 Preludes from the J. P. Kellner collection Two-Part Inventions BWV 939-943, BWV 999; Fugues BWV BWV 772-786 952-953; Fughetta BWV 961 editor: Ulrich Leisinger editor: Walther Dehnhard Fingerings: Oswald Jonas Fingerings: Walther Dehnhard Level: 2-3 Level: 1-3 iSBn 978-3-85055-667-5 iSBn 978-3-85055-040-6 UT 50254 UT 50041 6 PIANO Toccatas BWV 910–916 Mikrokosmos I including early versions of BWV 912a and (= Vol. 1 & 2) 913a and embellished version of BWV 916 Level: 1-2 (easy) editor: Christian eisert iSBn: 978-3-85055-763-4 Fingerings: Robert Hill UT 50411 notes on interpretation: Robert Hill Level: 4-5 Mikrokosmos II iSBn 978-3-85055-078-9 (= Vol. 3 & 4) UT 50081 Level: 2-3 (medium) iSBn: 978-3-85055-764-1 The Well-Tempered Clavier UT 50412 editor: Walther Dehnhard Fingerings: Detlef Kraus Mikrokosmos III (= Vol.
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