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2007 Winter Classical Update 25102ClasWINTER 1/18/07 3:25 PM Page 1 HAL LEONARD WINTER 2007 UPDATE SOLO INSTRUMENTAL AND CHAMBER MUSIC Within this newsletter you Introducing the will find a recap of recent SCHIRMER INSTRUMENTAL LIBRARY classical releases from A new series of collections for various instruments. Hal Leonard, including The initial volumes in this new series present literature for three instruments, publications from the many organized by difficulty level, with historical information about each piece. These catalogs we distribute: collections are packaged with beautiful companion recordings of all the pieces, as well as recorded piano accompaniments. The compilations are designed for high G. Schirmer school and college players, with particular study paid to various state high school contest solo repertory lists. Master composers are well represented, as is standard Boosey & Hawkes literature for each instrument. Amadeus Press THE VIOLIN COLLECTION THE FLUTE COLLECTION Bote & Bock EASY TO INTERMEDIATE LEVEL INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED LEVEL 14 Pieces in First Position 10 Pieces by 10 Composers DSCH by 12 Composers 50486150 book/CD......................................................$19.95 50486131 book/CD..........$19.95 Durand The flute CDs were recorded by Caen Thomason-Redus and pianist Elena Abend. Editio Musica THE VIOLIN COLLECTION Budapest (EMB) INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 11 Pieces by 11 Composers THE CLARINET COLLECTION European 50486139 book/CD..........$19.95 EASY TO INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 15 Pieces by 14 Composers American Music 50486135 book/CD ..............................................$19.95 THE VIOLIN COLLECTION E.B. Marks INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED LEVEL THE CLARINET COLLECTION Ricordi 10 Pieces by 9 Composers INTERMEDIATE LEVEL 50486147 book/CD..........$19.95 12 Pieces by 11 Composers Salabert 50486143 book/CD ........................................$19.95 The violin CDs were recorded by Schott Frank Almond, concertmaster of the Milwaukee Symphony THE CLARINET COLLECTION Sikorski Orchestra, and pianist INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED LEVEL Elena Abend. 9 pieces by 9 composers Simrock 50486151 book/CD...................................$19.95 THE FLUTE COLLECTION The clarinet CDs were recorded by Todd Levy, EASY TO principal clarinetist of Milwaukee Symphony INTERMEDIATE LEVEL Orchestra and Santa Fe Opera, 16 Pieces by 11 Composers and pianist Elena Abend. 50486134 book/CD..........$19.95 THE FLUTE COLLECTION INTERMEDIATE LEVEL All prices in this newsletter are listed in U.S. funds. 14 Pieces by 12 Composers Prices, contents and availability are 50486142 book/CD..........$19.95 subject to change without notice. 25102ClasWINTER 1/18/07 3:25 PM Page 2 SOLO INSTRUMENTAL/CHAMBER MUSIC (continued) ALEXANDER ARUTIUNIAN: POEM JOHN HARBISON: TRIO II RICHARD PEASLEE: cello, piano violin, cello, piano CATALONIA Zen-On score and parts trumpet and piano 50486454 ...............................................................$33.00 Associated Music Publishers Associated Music Publishers This 2004 composition was A three-movement work that WILLIAM BOLCOM: inspired by the transparency, draws on the passion and fire of DUO FANTASY ambiguity and shiftiness of the Spanish people and their violin, piano Haydn’s piano trios. 20 minutes. music. Includes parts for trumpet Edward B. Marks Music 50486369........................$35.00 in C and B-flat. Commissioned by This spirited piece incorporates Philip Smith, principal trumpeter various styles, including ragtime. of the New York Philharmonic. Commissioned by Portland JOHN HARBISON: THE 50486187 ...............................................................$24.95 Summer Concerts for Sergiu Luca. VIOLIST’S NOTEBOOK 00220165........................$14.95 Books I and II ARIBERT REIMANN (B. 1936): solo viola ADAGIO IN REMEMBRANCE GAVIN BRYARS (B. 1943): DOUBLE BASS Associated Music Publishers OF ROBERT SCHUMANN (2006) CONCERTO (2002) A homage to the pedagogue string quartet “Farewell to St. Petersburg” Bartolomeo Campanioli, each score and parts double bass, piano reduction with optional bass chorus etude is dedicated to a well- Schott Schott known violist. 20 minutes. 49015565 ...............................................................$24.95 49015743 ...............................................................$33.95 50486372........................$10.95 JOHANN GEORG DAVID DEL TREDICI: HANS WERNER HENZE: SERENADE (1949) CHRISTOPH SCHETKY: GRAND TRIO solo viola 6 EASY DUETS violin, cello, piano (adapted from the original cello version by Garth Knox) 2 cellos score and parts Schott edited by Rainer Mohrs Boosey & Hawkes 49015718 ...............................................................$13.95 Schott This 37-minute piece “unfolds Johann Georg Christoph Schetky dramatically, demands the ARTHUR HONEGGER: (1737-1824) played the cello in virtuosity of its performers, and VIOLIN WORKS the Darmstadt Court Orchestra, ultimately glories in largeness of violin and piano and from 1768 he gave concerts gesture and immediacy of Editions Salabert as a freelance cellist in Germany and London. In 1774 he sentiment.” Honegger’s complete published became principal cellist of the Edinburgh Musical Society 48019382 ...............................................................$29.95 violin pieces are collected in this and married the daughter of the Austrian cellist Joseph volume: Sonate No. 1, Sonate No. Reinagle (1762-1836). The cello duets op. 7 were written PAUL DESSAU (1894- 2, Arioso, Morceau de concours. for teaching purposes and first published in 1780. 1979): THREE VIOLIN With editorial notes and articles. 49026152 ...............................................................$15.95 PIECES WITH PIANO 50564746........................$27.95 (Drei Violinstücke mit Klavier) ROBERT SCHUMANN: 3 QUARTETS (1942) TATJANA KOMAROVA (B. 1968): Op. 41 Schott KALENDERBLÄTTER (2004) 2 violins, viola, cello 49015562........................$18.95 quartet for clarinet, violin, cello, piano score and parts score and parts ed. Kohlhase Schott Schott 49015516 ...............................................................$32.00 49015658 ...............................................................$80.00 ALBERTO GINASTERA: PIETRO ANTONIO JOHANNA SENFTER STRING QUARTET NO. 2 LOCATELLI: (1879-1961): CONCERTO, parts only 24 CAPRICCI PER OP. 40 IN C MINOR Boosey & Hawkes VIOLINO SOLO, OP. 3 for 2 violins and This set of parts matches the Critical Edition piano reduction composer’s 1968 revised version. Violin Solo first edition The study score is also available Schott Schott (48002189). based on the critical edition by 49015453........................$22.50 48019374........................$19.95 Albert Dunning with fingering and preparatory exercises by Enzo Porta. This is a major publication for violin. Part of JOHN HARBISON: Locatelli's monumental L’Arte del Violino, first published BRIGHT SHENG: STRING QUARTET NO. 3 in 1733, these 24 capriccios document the rise of virtuoso TIBETAN DANCE score and parts playing in the 18th century. Dunning's beautiful edition has clarinet, violin, piano Associated Music Publishers an extensive introduction; Porta's detailed playing score and parts This 1994 single-movement work explanations and preparatory exercises cover 78 pages. G. Schirmer is based on a hymn-like theme 49030451 ...............................................................$47.50 Premiered in 2001, this three- that evokes American hymn movement work is based on a singing and plainchant. Tibetan folk dance from Qinghai, 22 minutes. a Chinese province near Tibet 50486368........................$40.00 where the composer lived as a youth. 15 minutes. 50485953 ...............................................................$35.00 2 25102ClasWINTER 1/18/07 3:25 PM Page 3 DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH: COLLECTED YEHUDI WYNER: WORKS VOLUME 98 HORNTRIO PIANO Trio No. 1 and Trio No. 2 horn, viola, piano NEW VOLUMES IN THE score and parts score and parts SCHIRMER PERFORMANCE DSCH Associated Music Publishers EDITIONS SERIES 50486447 ...............................................................$92.00 Premiered in 1997, this free- With recordings by the editor, fingerings, movement work is influenced by and insightful introductory articles. AUGUSTA READ THOMAS: jazz harmony, Debussy and Ravel. INCANTATION 19 minutes MOZART: 15 EASY solo viola 50486165........................$35.00 PIANO PIECES G. Schirmer YEHUDI WYNER: edited by Elena Abend 50486251..........................$4.95 with a companion CD recorded QUARTET by the editor oboe, violin, viola, cello This collection of remarkable score and parts jewels features some of Mozart’s Associated Music Publishers earliest compositions. Remarkable A single movement piece taste and elegance, a sense of AUGUSTA READ THOMAS: composed in 1999, melody, and impeccable formal PULSAR commissioned by the Winsor construction are already present in the work of the young Music Consortium. solo viola Wolfgang. This edition stresses the importance of 50486239........................$30.00 G. Schirmer articulation in classical style. 50486252..........................$4.95 00296685 book/CD ..................................................$9.95 Instrumental Collections MOZART: 15 INTERMEDIATE KRONOS COLLECTION PIANO PIECES VOLUME 1 edited by Elena Abend string quartet MICHAEL TILSON with a companion CD score and parts recorded by the editor Boosey & Hawkes THOMAS: NOTTURNO This collection features often- flute and piano Distinctive repertoire of the taught and music spanning G. Schirmer famed Kronos Quartet. Includes
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