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DSCH PUBLISHERS CATALOGUE of New Collected Works FOR HIRE For information on purchasing our publications and hiring material, please apply to DSCH Publishers, 8, bld. 5, Olsufievsky pereulok, Moscow, 119021, Russia. Phone: 7 (499) 255-3265, 7 (499) 766-4199 E-mail: [email protected] www.shostakovich.ru © DSCH Publishers, Moscow, 2019 CONTENTS CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS . 5 New Collected Works of Dmitri Shostakovich .................6 Series I. Symphonies ...............................6 Series II. Orchestral Compositions .....................8 Series III. Instrumental Concertos .....................10 Series IV. Compositions for the Stage ..................11 Series V. Suites from Operas and Ballets ...............12 Series VI. Compositions for Choir and Orchestra (with or without soloists) ....................13 Series VII. Choral Compositions .......................14 Series VIII. Compositions for Solo Voice(s) and Orchestra ...15 Series IX. Chamber Compositions for Voice and Songs ....15 Series X. Chamber Instrumental Ensembles ............17 Series XI. Instrumental Sonatas . 18 Series ХII. Piano Compositions ........................18 Series ХIII. Incidental Music ...........................19 Series XIV. Film Music ...............................20 Series XV. Orchestrations of Works by Other Composers ...22 Publications ............................................24 Dmitri Shostakovich’s Archive Series .....................27 Books ..............................................27 FOR HIRE ..............................................30 This catalogue contains a listing of the New Collected Works of Dmitri Shostakovich in 150 volumes, which DSCH began publishing in 2000. The material published by DSCH is based on author’s manuscripts from the composer’s personal archive and other depositories and is accompanied by detailed explanatory articles written by experts describing how the compositions were composed, their special features and their performance history, as well as by academic textological comments in Russian and English and fragments of the facsimiles. The words for the vocal compositions are given in the Russian original and are accompanied by a Latin transliteration. DSCH gives special attention to publishing the composer’s unknown, forgotten, or previously banned compositions, as well as to correcting the mistakes and inaccuracies found in previous editions. All the works marked with asterisks (*) are being published (or published in full) for the first time. The volumes marked by brackets are being published in one book. The Publishers have prepared the orchestral materials available at the DSCH Hire Department. Since 2006, DSCH Publishers has been putting out Dmitri Shostako­ vich’s Archive series comprising additional resources relating to Dmitri Shostakovich’s heritage. CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS New Collected Works of Dmitri Shostakovich Series I SYMPHONIES VOLUME 1. Ed. 2002, 2005, 2013, 2015 Symphony No. 1. Op. 10. Score. VOLUME 2. Ed. 2001, 2007 Symphony No. 2 “Dedication to Oсtober”. Op. 14. Score. VOLUME 3. Ed. 2002, 2008 Symphony No. 3 “The First of May”. Op. 20. Unfinished Symphony of 1934 (Fragment Adagio).* Sans op. Score. VOLUME 4. Ed. 2003, 2016 Symphony No. 4. Op. 43. Score. VOLUME 5. Ed. 2004, 2007, 2010, 2017 Symphony No. 5. Op. 47. Score. VOLUME 6. Ed. 2001, 2005, 2019 Symphony No. 6. Op. 54. Score. VOLUME 7. Ed. 2010, 2012 Symphony No. 7. Op. 60. Score. VOLUME 8. Ed. 2009, 2012 Symphony No. 8. Op. 65. Score. VOLUME 9. Ed. 2000, 2005, 2013, 2019 Symphony No. 9. Op. 70. Symphonic Fragment of 1945. Sans op. Score. 6 CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS VOLUME 10. Ed. 2009, 2012 Symphony No. 10. Op. 93. Score. VOLUME 11. Ed. 2013 Symphony No. 11. Op. 103. Score. VOLUME 12. Ed. 2013 Symphony No. 12. Op. 112. Score. VOLUME 13. Ed. 2011 Symphony No. 13. Op. 113. Score VOLUME 14. Ed. 2012 Symphony No. 14. Op. 135. Score. VOLUME 15. Ed. 2012 Symphony No. 15. Op. 141. Score. VOLUME 16. Ed. 2004 Symphony No. 1. Op. 10. Arranged for piano (four hands). VOLUME 17. Ed. 2004 Symphony No. 2 “Dedication to Oсtober”. Op. 14. Arranged for two pianos.* VOLUME 18. Ed. 2003 Symphony No. 3 “The First of May”. Op. 20. Author’s arrangement for voice and piano.* VOLUME 19. Ed. 2000, 2005 Symphony No. 4. Op. 43. Author’s arrangement for two pianos.* VOLUME 20. Ed. 2003 Symphony No. 5. Op. 47. Arranged for piano (four hands). VOLUME 21. Ed. 2004 Symphony No. 6. Op. 54. Arranged for piano (four hands).* VOLUME 22. Ed. 2013 Symphony No. 7. Op. 60. Arranged for piano. Arranged for piano (four hands). NEW COLLECTED WORKS 7 VOLUME 23. Ed. 2014 Symphony No. 8. Op. 65. Arranged for piano (four hands). VOLUME 24. Ed. 2000, 2005 Symphony No. 9. Op. 70. Author’s arrangement for piano (four hands).* VOLUME 25. Ed. 2013 Symphony No. 10. Op. 93. Author’s arrangement for piano (four hands). VOLUME 26. Ed. 2013 Symphony No. 11. Op. 103. Author’s arrangement for piano (four hands). VOLUME 27. Ed. 2013 Symphony No. 12. Op. 112. Author’s arrangement for piano (four hands). VOLUME 28. Ed. 2012 Symphony No. 13. Op. 113. Author’s arrangement for voice and piano. Author’s arrangement for voice and piano (four hands).* VOLUME 29. Ed. 2012 Symphony No. 14. Op. 135. Author’s arrangement for voice and piano. VOLUME 30. Ed. 2012 Symphony No. 15. Op. 141. Author’s arrangement for two pianos. Series II ORCHESTRAL COMPOSITIONS VOLUME 31 Scherzo. Op. 1. Theme and Variations. Op. 3. Scherzo. Op. 7. Five Fragments for Orchestra. Op. 42. Score. 8 CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS VOLUME 32. Ed. 2006 “Tahiti Trot”. Op. 16. For symphony orchestra. Suite No. 1 for Jazz Orchestra. Sans op. Suite No. 2 for Jazz Orchestra. Sans op. (Orchestration by Gerard McBurney.*) Two Scarlatti Pieces. Op. 17. Ceremonial March. Sans op. German March. Sans op.* March of the Soviet Militia. Op. 139. For wind orchestra. Score. VOLUME 33. Ed. 2001, 2006, 2019 Suite for Jazz (Variety Stage) Orchestra in eight movements. Sans op. Score.* VOLUME 34. Ed. 2020 Waltzes. Suite for symphony orchestra in eight movements. Sans op. Score. VOLUME 35. Ed. 2017 Festive Overture. Op. 96. Overture on Russian and Kirghiz Folk Songs. Op. 115. Score. VOLUME 36. Ed. 2019 “Novorossiisk Chimes”. Sans op. Funeral-Triumphal Prelude in Memory of the Fallen Heroes of Stalingrad. Op. 130. Symphonic Poem “October”. Op. 131. “Intervision”. Sans op. Score. VOLUME 37. Ed. 2019 Suite No. 1 for Jazz Orchestra. Sans op.* Suite No. 2 for Jazz Orchestra. Sans op.* Festive Overture. Op. 96. Overture on Russian and Kirghiz Folk Songs. Op. 115.* “Novorossiisk Chimes”. Sans op. Funeral-Triumphal Prelude in Me mory of the Fallen Heroes of Stalingrad. Op. 130. Symphonic Poem “October”. Op. 131.* Piano score. NEW COLLECTED WORKS 9 Series III INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTOS VOLUME 38. Ed. 2009, 2011 Piano Concerto No. 1. Op. 35. Score. VOLUME 39. Ed. 2010 Piano Concerto No. 1. Op. 35. Piano score. VOLUME 40. Ed. 2009, 2014 Piano Concerto No. 2. Op. 102. Score. VOLUME 41. Ed. 2010, 2011 Piano Concerto No. 2. Op. 102. Piano score. VOLUME 42. Ed. 2009, 2013 Violin Concerto No. 1. Op. 77. Score. VOLUME 43. Ed. 2011 Violin Concerto No. 1. Op. 77. Piano score. VOLUME 44. Ed. 2010, 2012 Violin Concerto No. 2. Op. 129. Score. VOLUME 45. Ed. 2011 Violin Concerto No. 2. Op. 129. Piano score. VOLUME 46. Ed. 2011 Cello Concerto No. 1. Op. 107. Score. VOLUME 47. Ed. 2011 Cello Concerto No. 1. Op. 107. Piano score. VOLUME 48. Ed. 2011, 2012 Cello Concerto No. 2. Op. 126. Score. VOLUME 49. Ed. 2011, 2012 Cello Concerto No. 2. Op. 126. Piano score. 10 CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS Series IV COMPOSITIONS FOR THE STAGE VOLUME 50. Ed. 2015 The Nose. Op. 15. Opera. Score. VOLUME 51. Ed. 2015 The Nose. Op. 15. Opera. Piano score. VOLUME 52. Ed. 2007, 2015 Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District. Op. 29. Opera. Score.* (In two volumes.) VOLUME 53. Ed. 2011 Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District. Op. 29. Opera. Piano score. VOLUME 54. Ed. 2007 Hypothetically Murdered. Op. 31. Music to the stage revue. (Orchest ration by Gerard McBurney.*) The Great Lightning. Sans op. Unfinished opera. Score. VOLUME 55 The Gypsies. Sans op. Opera (Fragments). Hypothetically Murdered. Op. 31. Music to the stage revue. The Great Lightning. Sans op. Unfinished opera. Piano score. VOLUME 56. Ed. 2017 The Gamblers. Sans op. Opera. Score and Piano score. VOLUME 57. Ed. 2014 Orango. Sans op. Unfinished Satirical Opera (Political Lampoon). Piano score. Score. (Orchestration by Gerard McBurney.*) VOLUME 58. Ed. 2015 Katerina Izmailova. Op. 29/114. Opera. Score. (In two volumes.) VOLUME 59. Ed. 2016 Katerina Izmailova. Op. 29/114. Opera. Piano score. NEW COLLECTED WORKS 11 VOLUME 60. Ed. 2011 The Golden Age. Op. 22. Ballet. Score.* (In two volumes.) VOLUME 61. Ed. 2018 The Golden Age. Op. 22. Ballet. Piano score. VOLUME 62. Ed. 2013 The Bolt. Op. 27. Ballet. Score.* (In three volumes.) VOLUME 63. Ed. 2014 The Bolt. Op. 27. Ballet. Piano score. VOLUME 64. Ed. 2006 The Limpid Stream. Op. 39. Ballet. Score.* (In two volumes.) VOLUME 65. Ed. 2008 The Limpid Stream. Op. 39. Ballet. Piano score. VOLUME 66. Ed. 2006 Moscow, Cheryomushki. Op. 105. Operetta. Score. VOLUME 67. Ed. 2019 Moscow, Cheryomushki. Op. 105. Operetta. Piano score. Series V SUITES FROM OPERAS AND BALLETS VOLUME 68. Ed. 2016 Suite from the Opera The Nose. Op. 15a. Overture and Finale for Erwin Dressel’s Opera Armer Columbus. Op. 23. Score. VOLUME 69. Ed. 2002, 2009 Suite from the Opera Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District. Op. 29a.* Five Interludes from the Opera Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District (Katerina Izmailova). Op. 29/114a.* 12 CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS Interlude between Scenes 6 and 7 from the Opera Katerina Iz- mailova (orchestrated without a band). Op. 114b.* Score. VOLUME 70. Ed. 2017 Suite from the Ballet The Golden Age. Op. 22a. Score. VOLUME 71. Ed. 2017 Suite from the Ballet The Limpid Stream. Op. 39a. Score. VOLUME 72. Ed. 2015 Suite from the Ballet The Bolt.
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    552129-30bk VBO Shostakovich 10/2/06 4:51 PM Page 8 CD1 1 Festive Overture in A, Op. 96 . 5:59 2 String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, Op. 110 III. Allegretto . 4:10 3 Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op. 67 III. Largo . 5:35 4 Cello Concerto No. 1 in E flat, Op. 107 I. Allegretto . 6:15 5–6 24 Preludes and Fugues – piano, Op.87 Prelude and Fugue No. 1 in C major . 6:50 7 Symphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 47 II. Allegretto . 5:08 8 Cello Sonata, Op. 40 IV. Allegro . 4:30 9 The Golden Age: Ballet Suite, Op. 22a Polka . 1:52 0 String Quartet No. 3 in F, Op. 73 IV. Adagio . 5:27 ! Symphony No. 9 in E flat, Op. 54 III. Presto . 2:48 @ 24 Preludes – piano, Op. 34 Prelude No. 10 in C sharp minor . 2:06 # Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor, Op. 77 IV. Burlesque . 5:02 $ The Gadfly Suite, Op. 97a Romance . 5:52 % Symphony No. 10 in E minor, Op. 93 II. Allegro . 4:18 Total Timing . 66:43 CD2 1 Jazz Suite No. 2 VI. Waltz 2 . 3:15 2 Piano Concerto No. 1 in C minor, Op. 35 II. Lento . 8:31 3 Symphony No. 7 in C, Op. 60, ‘Leningrad’ II. Moderato . 11:20 4 3 Fantastic Dances, Op. 5 Polka . 1:07 5 Symphony No. 13 in B flat minor, Op. 113, ‘Babi Yar’ II. Humour . 7:36 6 Piano Quintet, Op. 57 III.Scherzo .
  • Concert Film Music

    Concert Film Music

    Movies in Concert: Concert Film Music Concert music based on film music: music composed for films and been recast into concert works music that many people don’t realise was composed for films Although we made every effort to make this list as complete and as accurate as possible, this list is certainly not complete and additional info will be highly appreciated. To get in touch with us you can use our ”Contact MIC” page on: http://www.moviesinconcert.nl/index.php?page=contact RICHARD ADDINSELL - Warsaw Concerto: from the 1941 movie Dangerous Moonlight MALCOLM ARNOLD The Holly and the Ivy (Fantasy on Christmas Carols), music from a 1952 British drama film adapted from the play of the same name by Wynyard Browne, directed by George More O'Ferrall - Symphonic Study 'Machines, Op. 30 (1952), based on his score for the documentary 'Report on Steel' (1948) - The Sound Barrier - A Rhapsody for Orchestra, Op 38 (1952), based on his score for 'The Sound Barrier' (1952) - Scherzetto, from the film “You know what sailors are” ARTHUR BENJAMIN - Storm clouds: Cantata composed for and used in the film The Man Who Knew Too Much LEONARD BERNSTEIN - On the waterfront: music from the 1954 movie by Elia Kazan HOWARD BLAKE - A month in the country: suite (opus 446), A concert work for string orchestra adapted from the film score ARTHUR BLISS - Suite from Things to Come: from the movie of the same name and recorded by the LSO in 1957 BENJAMIN BRITTEN - Around the village green (also entitled 'Village harvest') uses the tune 'The bottom of the punch bowl' It was composed as the title music for a documentary film of the same name (by Marion Grierson and Evelyn Spice) - The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, opus 34: composed in 1946 to accompany an educational film produced by the British government and featured in the Oscar-nominated film Moonrise Kingdom AARON COPLAND - Barley Wagons - The City, 1939 (Documentary short), music to a short documentary film from 1939.