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News 2013 Boosey & Hawkes · Schott Music Spring · Summer News 2013 Boosey & Hawkes · Schott Music Spring · Summer KAT_410-99_NOVA_Spring_2013_engl_INNEN8_MA_KAT_NOVA_Fruehjahr_2013_engl_innen 28.02.13 12:08 Seite 1 Dr. Peter Hanser-Strecker Publisher It is a pleasure to present our new publications to you. In addition to the new items from Schott Music, Boosey & Hawkes and M. P. Belaieff, you will find music for the first time from our new publishing partner advance music. The strengths of their publishing programme lie in performance literature as well as pedagogical material in the areas of jazz, big band and wind ensemble. In May of this year, we celebrate the centenary of the first performance of The Rite of Spring by Stravinsky. Boosey & Hawkes in cooperation with The Paul Sacher Foundation have produced a New Centenary Edition in three volumes, featuring facsimiles of Stravinsky’s original scores along with essays from renowned experts. Boosey & Hawkes also celebrate the 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten’s birth this year. For Schott, 2013 is the year of Richard Wagner and on 22nd May the musical world will celebrate his 200th birthday. Over 800 original editions, single editions and arrangements have been published by Schott since the middle of the 19th century when Wagner first came to us to publish Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Der Ring des Nibelungen and Parsifal. To mark this anniversary we have published a new series of vocal scores of ten of Wagner’s greatest operas based on the complete edition. Look forward, with us, to a multi-facetted programme this spring. I hope you enjoy browsing, playing and reading. KAT_410-99_NOVA_Spring_2013_engl_INNEN8_MA_KAT_NOVA_Fruehjahr_2013_engl_innen 28.02.13 12:08 Seite 2 Britten 2013 100 years Best Selling Titles Saint Nicolas Tenor solo, SATB choir, SA choir, orchestra & piano Vocal score ISMN 979-0-060-01516-8 BH 5500008 £ 15.99 / € 22.95 War Requiem STB solo, SATB, boys choir & orch. Vocal/Piano score ISMN 979-0-060-01556-4 BH 5500012 £ 30.99 / € 45.95 Billy Budd Opera in 2 Acts, op. 50 Vocal/Piano score ISMN 979-0-060-01396-6 BH 6600016 £ 65.99 / € 99.95 The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra Variations and fugue on a theme of Purcell, op. 34 Study score ISMN 979-0-060-01563-2 BH 6500085 £ 9.99 / € 13.95 Orchestral Anthology Volume 1: Courtly Dances from Gloriana, Matinees Musicales Op24 Soirees Musicales Op9, 01/13 Young Person’s Guide Study score ISMN 979-0-060-10606-4 BH 6501352 £ 27.99 / € 37.95 MA 5546-01 MA Five Flower Songs for SATB choir Vocal/Piano score ISMN 979-0-060-09511-5 BH 5400817 £ 8.99 / € 12.95 Boosey & Hawkes is exclusively distributed by Schott Music. www.schott-music.com KAT_410-99_NOVA_Spring_2013_engl_INNEN8_MA_KAT_NOVA_Fruehjahr_2013_engl_innen 28.02.13 12:08 Seite 3 Piano . 4 Accordion . 14 Organ . 14 Strings . 17 Contents Recorder . 26 Woodwind Instruments . 27 Brass Instruments . 35 Guitar . 36 Chamber Music . 39 Orchestra . 43 Choir . 48 Vocal Music . 67 Scores / Complete Editions . 72 Books . 78 Schott Music, Mainz Compiled: February 2013 KAT 410-99 ISMN 979-0-2201-2303-0 In case of difficulty or for further information please contact: Errors and ommisions excepted. Schott Music Ltd. Prices given are recommended retail prices and subject 48 Great Marlborough Street to change. The EURO prices are valid in all countries London W1F 7BB excluding Germany. Prices may vary between countries. Tel: +44 (0) 20 7534 0740 Boosey & Hawkes, Bote & Bock and Ed. Simrock: Fax: +44 (0) 20 7534 0749 Distribution rights for the whole world except for or America, Australia and New Zealand. SCHOTT MUSIC Place of execution is Mainz (Federal Republic of GmbH & Co KG Germany). Weihergarten 5 55116 Mainz / Germany VAT ID: DE 149025549 Postfach 3640 Visit us on the Internet at: 55026 Mainz / Germany www.schott-music.com E-Mail: [email protected] Tel: +49 (0) 6131 / 5 05 – 1 00 Fax: +49 (0) 6131 / 5 05 – 1 15 Boosey & Hawkes is distributed exclusively by Schott Music. E-mail: [email protected] Boosey & Hawkes and Schott publications are available from all good music dealers. KAT_410-99_NOVA_Spring_2013_engl_INNEN8_MA_KAT_NOVA_Fruehjahr_2013_engl_innen 28.02.13 12:08 Seite 4 BOOSEY & HAWKES ADVANCE MUSIC SCHOTT Microjazz Moehrke, Philipp Richards, Tim Norton, Christopher The Easy Groove Blues Piano Microjazz for Piano Book Blues-Schéma – Blue Notes – Piano Beginners Modern Piano Grooves Improvisation (New edition) The new text and tune book by Vol. 1 Tim Richards introduces the har- Following the release of Philipp Moehrke is the perfect monic, rhythmic and melodic ‘Microjazz Collections’ 1, 2 and 3 complement to modern piano aspects of the Blues – now for the with brand-new audio CDs in teaching and a great resource for first time in French! The book 2011, ‘Microjazz for Beginners’ self-learners. On the accompany- features over 60 pieces, including has now been given the same ing CD, the author demonstrates well-known favourites such as treatment, and with the content the correct rhythm. From rock to ‘Blueberry Hill’ and ‘See See broken down into bite-size chap- soul via disco music: In the Easy Rider’, together with a number of ters, the process of learning to Groove Piano Book pianists of of compositions by the author play the keyboard through the every level will find their groove! designed to teach: styles you enjoy is simpler than edition with DVD ever! This tutor book takes first- (Ger./Eng./Fr.) • Authentic patterns and bass lines for the left hand time players steadily through Grade: easy to intermediate basic keyboard technique and the- • Professional chord voicings, ISMN 979-0-2063-0043-1 ory using simple pieces in popular blues scales, licks and riffs styles such as jazz, blues, rock ’n’ ADV 9045 • Exercises in coordination for roll and reggae. Each piece is com- £ 26.99 / € 34,95 both hands plemented by a distinctive February • Suggestions for further listening ‘Microjazz’-style accompaniment Each chapter is arranged in pro- to be played by a teacher or inter- gressive order of difficulty, with a mediate pianist transforming even few more demanding pieces the easiest tunes into unmistak- towards the end. Improvisation able ‘Microjazz’ pieces. Couple plays an important part through- these with the newly-recorded out the book, with exercises and backing tracks and you will hear guidance. The accompanying CD the unique sound world of ‘Micro - was recorded by Tim Richards and jazz’ come alive right from the contains all the pieces and play- very first lesson. along tracks for both volumes. edition with CD method with CD (Frz.) Grade: very easy to easy Grade: intermediate ISBN 978-3-7957-4696-4 ISBN 978-0-85162-624-6 ED 21512 £ 21.50 / € 24,99 BH 12257 £ 9.99 / € 12,99 May April 4 Piano KAT_410-99_NOVA_Spring_2013_engl_INNEN8_MA_KAT_NOVA_Fruehjahr_2013_engl_innen 28.02.13 12:08 Seite 5 SCHOTT SCHOTT SCHOTT Gurlitt, Cornelius Ibrahim, Abdullah Hülsmann, Julia Easiest Studies in African Songs Piano Songs Velocity 15 piano pieces 15 Jazz Pieces for Piano for piano, Op. 83 The first songbook by Abdullah Piano Songs shows what makes Edited by Anne-Kathrin Brehl Ibrahim contains 15 atmospheric up current jazz in Germany: songs for piano. African Songs – melodies free of clichés and excit- Cornelius Gurlitt is one of the this means pulsing rhythms, bluesy ing grooves, moving between clas - th co-founders of 19 -century piano melodies and evocative ballads. sical and modern music without teaching. Building on the method Abdullah Ibrahim was born in fearing contact. Julia Hülsmann of Carl Czerny, his rich education- ranks among the best-known al material is extremely topical Capetown. His musical roots are firmly planted in jazz and gospel German jazz pianists and has even today and can be easily used released several CDs. The newly in piano lessons. The first founda- music and in the traditional music of his native country of South composed Piano Songs are her tions for a piano technique are first sheet music edition. laid in the ‘easiest dexterity stud- Africa. For this songbook 15 song ies’: each study deals with anoth- improvisations have been faithful- Grade: intermediate er technical aspect (little scale ly transcribed. ISMN 979-0-001-19286-6 Via the Web code printed in the passages, interval leaps, simple ED 21610 £ 11.50 / € 14,99 triadic figures, double stops and book, the original recordings of triplet exercises). The exercises the pieces can be downloaded April surprise the player with their from the Internet in mp3 format sonorous harmonies and invite free of charge. musical interpretation. Perfect to songbook be used in music lessons and as (mp3 Download Details inside) first study literature for beginners ISBN 978-3-7957-5498-3 and intermediate players. Grade: easy ED 20876 £ 15.50 / € 17,99 ISMN 979-0-001-18031-3 available ED 386 £ 10.50 / € 11,99 available 5 Piano KAT_410-99_NOVA_Spring_2013_engl_INNEN8_MA_KAT_NOVA_Fruehjahr_2013_engl_innen 28.02.13 12:08 Seite 6 SCHOTT SCHOTT WIENER URTEXT EDITION Heumann, Schott Anthology Series Urtext Primo 1 Hans-Günter (Ed.) Classical Piano Bach – Handel – Scarlatti Best of Piano Anthology 3 Easy Piano Pieces with Practicing Classics Edited by Nils Franke Tips 50 Famous Pieces for Piano This anthology contains 18 origi- Selected and commented by Nils Franke This collection of 50 of the most nal works by composers of the beautiful original compositions for Classical period, including pieces With the new Urtext Primo series, piano, presented by Schott, con- by Mozart, Cimarosa, Vorisek and the Wiener Urtext Edition intends tains a selection of works that is Schubert. to close the gap arising at the point suitable for pupils in their first The anthology covers a wide styl- of transition to additional lessons years of piano lessons. The volume istic range of material and, as after having studied a piano contains pieces by composers with the other volumes in the method.
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