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Discover baerenreiter.com 1 CONTENTS Piano Solo Piano Concertos Continuo Method ........................... 56 Collections of Original Works ....5 in arrangements for 2 pianos .. 45 Facsimiles Collections of Arrangements .... 8 Piano Music Bach, The Well-Tempered Clavier Jazz / Latin American ..................9 in Study Score Editions .............. 51 Part I · BWV 846-869 ..............57 Easy Piano Pieces and Dances ..10 Chamber Music with Piano Mozart, Piano Concerto Composers A-Z .............................11 Trio with Piano ............................52 in C minor K. 491 .......................57 Piano Duet / Two Pianos Quartet with Piano.....................55 Gift Items ........................................58 Collections ..................................42 Quintet with Piano ....................55 Composers A-Z ...........................43 Sextet with Piano .....................56 Index by Composers ..................... 59 Photo: The Bärenreiter Library in Kassel ABBREVIATIONS AND KEY TO FIGURES BA Bärenreiter Edition Edition with fold-out pages Bc / bc Basso continuo Bärenreiter-Verlag Cz Czech text Performance material Karl Vötterle GmbH & Co. KG International Department Ed. Editor ° available on sale EN Edition Nagel P.O. Box 10 03 29 34003 Kassel · Germany Eng English text Performance material Fr French text available on hire Printed in Germany Ger German text 4/1701/23 · SPA 233 H Bärenreiter Praha www.baerenreiter.com maj major Content valid as of December 2016. [email protected] min minor Errors excepted and delivery terms www.barenreiter.co.uk subject to change without notice. SM Süddeutscher Musikverlag www.facebook.com/ Series baerenreiter TP Study Score Cover design with a photograph www.twitter.com/ by Edition Paavo Blåfi eld. BarenreiterUK Contents E-Mail: paavo@blofi eld.de www.youtube.com/ Review www.blofi eld.de BaerenreiterVerlag 2 You can download Mozart’s music. You can’t download his genius! Learning, Performing and Teaching with Bärenreiter Urtext Editions What can I expect from a Bärenreiter Urtext But it’s not all about musicology. Bärenreiter edition? also satisfi es your practical needs as a performer. Bärenreiter Urtext editions off er: A trustworthy musical text alone does not yet justify the label Bärenreiter Urtext. Integral • Page turns, fold-out pages, and cues where parts of Bärenreiter Urtext editions are: you need them • In the case of solo concertos straight-forward • Information on the genesis and history orchestral reductions of the work • A well-presented layout and a user-friendly • A description of the sources format • Valuable notes on performance practice • Excellent print quality • A Critical Commentary explaining all source • Superior paper and binding discrepancies and editorial decisions Discover baerenreiter.com 3 PIANO SOLO A True Piano Appetiser! NEW 2016 BÄRENREITER PIANO KALEIDOSCOPE BA 10900 The pieces and movements in this edition range from Contents – listed alphabetically the 18th century through to the first decades of the 20th century. During these approximately 200 years Bach: Prelude in C major BWV 846 keyboard playing developed considerably and together no. 1; Prelude in D minor BWV 851 / Beethoven: Adagio sostenuto, mvt. 1 with the unstoppable rise of the pianoforte since the from the “Moonlight Sonata” op. 27/2 / th end of the 18 century, it became hugely popular. Brahms: Waltz in B minor no. 11 from Waltzes op. 39; Album Leaf / Debussy: The fifteen composers who are represented in this The Little Shepherd; Footsteps in the edition have each, in their inimitable way, shaped the snow / Handel: Sonatina in D minor, possibilities of sound and playing techniques of this HWV 581 / Janáček: In the Mists no. 1 / instrument in their works. In our piano collection you Koželuch: Sonata in E-flat major op. 53/3, will find compositions from the Baroque, Classical, mvt. 1 / Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Venetian Gondola Song op. 30/6; Romantic and Early Modern eras. The pieces also vary Allegro non troppo op. 72/1 / Mozart: in national style and range from low through to high Allegro, mvt 1. from Sonata facile in technical difficulty. C major / Mussorgsky: Tuilleries / Satie: 1ère Gymnopédie; En Plus / Schubert: An appetiser for our Urtext editions – Allegretto in C minor D 915; Hungarian Melody D 817 / Schulhoff: Blues / give it a try! Schumann: Sicilienne; Farewell / Smetana: Polka in E-flat major op. 8/1 4 PIANO SOLO Organ and Keyboard Music Please see of the Imperial Court Chapel Bärenreiter’s website Vienna 1500 – 1700 www.baerenreiter.com Ed. S. Rampe for more information on the BA 9214 individual editions, such as This edition publishes for the complete bibliographical data, first time a range of pieces cover illustrations, sample by composers working in the pages, complete contents, imperial court during the and descriptive texts. 16th and 17th centuries. The volume contains twenty-two compositions with a detailed preface, many facsimile pages Collections from the original manuscript and a Critical Commentary of Original Works (Ger/Eng). Bärenreiter Sonatina Album Ed. K. Wolters German Organ and Keyboard Organ and Keyboard Music Volume 1: BA 6545 Music of the 17th Century at the Salzburg Court Volume 2: BA 6549 1500 – 1800 Collection of First Editions Bärenreiter Piano Album Urtext / Ed. S. Rampe Ed. S. Rampe Vienna Classic BA 8499 Volume I: BA 8426 Ed. M. Töpel BA 8756 Volume II: BA 8427 This edition contains Rampe’s two volume edition organ and clavier music by Bärenreiter Piano Album Romantic is a journey to the early 17th composers active at the Ed. M. Töpel Salzburg court from the early BA 6538 century with a wealth of th valuable pieces for keyboard 16 century to the end of instrument. Many of the works the archbishopric in 1803. A representative cross section appear for the first time in Siegbert Rampe has chosen of romantic piano music by print. Especially noteworthy valuable pieces of moderate renowned composers of the are a newly discovered prelude technical difficulty, mostly nineteenth and early presumably by J. Pachelbel and from previously unpublished twentieth centuries. the sole surviving keyboard sources, which can be used work by H. I. F. Biber. in church services or concert The pieces are well suited to performances. lending variety to the piano German Organ and Keyboard lesson. A welcome addition Music from Bach‘s Period “… remarkable music, often to Bärenreiter’s two Sonatina hitherto unknown, but richly albums and to the Early 20th Collection of First Editions deserving of our attention.” Century album. Urtext / Ed. S. Rampe (The Consort) BA 9255 “This album is also “The printing and layout excellent value and is a very This publication includes is excellent, and the preface well chosen collection of short organ and keyboard works by contains much useful and not too difficult nineteenth composers from Bach’s time. information about the Court, century pieces.” For the first time, the original instruments, composers and (Music Masters Journal) version of Bach’s famous sources. ..., the selection offers Toccata in F major is published plenty of interesting und useful Easy Classics for Piano in an edition based on the sole material in the main styles of 36 Originals from Bach to Satie source, manuscript Bach P 803 three centuries.” Ed. M. Töpel in the Berlin State Library. (The British Institute of Organ BA 8758 Studies) With extensive preface and This anthology consists Critical Commentary (Ger/Eng) entirely of original works by Bärenreiter Piano Album J. S. Bach, Handel, Haydn, Numerous facsimile pages Baroque Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Musical text includes Mendelssohn Bartholdy, “... a pleasing and suggestions for ornaments Schumann, Chopin, Liszt, rewarding anthology …” Ed. A. Erényi Brahms, Grieg, Debussy and (The Consort) BA 8759 Satie. Discover baerenreiter.com 5 PIANO SOLO of spontaneous music-making. Collections of Original Works With works by Belá Bartók / Benjamin Britten / Willy The collection includes a broad Burkhard / Alfredo Casella / spectrum of repertoire ranging Claude Debussy / Hugo Distler / from easy to more demanding César Franck / Enrique Granados works. / Karl Amadeus Hartmann / Paul Hindemith / Gustav Holst “Strongly recommended.” / Leoš Janáček / Zoltán Kodály / (Music Teacher) Franz Liszt / Bohuslav Martinů “This is one of the most / Modest Mussorgsky / Serge exciting publications to have Prokofi ev / Wladimir Rebikow / come our way, …” Max Reger / Camille Saint-Saëns (Piano Journal) / Erik Satie / Arnold Schönberg / Jean Sibelius / Alexander Skrjabin / Igor Stravinsky / Klavier-Festival Ruhr Julius Weismann / Bernd Alois Bärenreiter Piano Album Zimmermann Contemporary music for two and four hands Eds. T. Bleek / M. Töpel Fingering by P.-L. Aimard and T. Stefanovich From Handel to Ravel BA 9659 39 Easy Originals for Piano Ed. M. Töpel This album of piano works BA 8771 demonstrates that contemporary music can The collection includes works inspire children and adults by J. S. Bach, Beethoven, of quite different musical Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, abilities and interests. Grieg, Handel, Haydn, Liszt, The edition developed out Mendelssohn Bartholdy, of an extremely successful Mozart, Ravel, Satie, Schubert, education project run by the Schumann and Tchaikovsky. Klavier-Festival Ruhr. This festival began in 2007 with the aim of presenting Piano Album Bärenreiter contemporary piano music Bärenreiter Piano Album in collaboration with the th Contemporary
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    Incredible Decades (2019) Disc 2. define the Classical idiom. At the time of his first trios, the 1–3 Piano Trio in d minor, Hob. XV: 23 (1795) combination of piano, violin, and cello had not yet become JOSEPH HAYDN (1732–1809) established as a standard chamber ensemble; some of the Molto andante earliest piano trios have been accurately described as Adagio ma non troppo keyboard sonatas with violin and cello accompaniment. (In Finale: Vivace 1775, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach designated a set of his own trios “Sonatas for Piano, which may equally well be GILBERT KALISH, piano; ADAM BARNETT-HART, violin; played solo, or accompanied by violin and violoncello.”) BROOK SPELTZ, cello But Haydn developed the piano trio into a sophisticated conversation among three voices. Consequently, the 4–6 Trio in B-flat Major for Clarinet, Cello, and Piano, medium’s popularity grew rapidly, with piano trio music op. 11 (1797) becoming an essential part of any amateur musician’s LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1770–1827) library by the end of the eighteenth century. Allegro con brio The Trio in d minor, Hob. XV: 23, dates from the Adagio mid-1790s, the late period of Haydn’s career, by which time Tema con variazione: Allegretto he had thoroughly transformed Western music and (on “Pria ch’io l’impegno”) achieved international celebrity. Yet the immensity of his accomplishments notwithstanding, he continued, tirelessly, TOMMASO LONQUICH, clarinet; DAVID FINCKEL, cello; to innovate. Having already redefined the symphonic genre WU HAN, piano over the course of ninety-three symphonies, he composed his final twelve (the celebrated London symphonies) 7–10 String Quintet in E-flat Major, K.