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A Prima Vista A PRIMA VISTA a survey of reprints and of recent publications 2005/2 BROEKMANS & VAN POPPEL Van Baerlestraat 92-94 Postbus 75228 1070 AE AMSTERDAM sheet music: + 31 (0)20 679 65 75 CDs: + 31 (0)20 675 16 53 / fax: + 31 (0)20 664 67 59 also on INTERNET: www.broekmans.com e-mail: [email protected] 2 CONTENTS A PRIMA VISTA 2005/2 PAGE HEADING 03 PIANO 2-HANDS 12 PIANO 4-HANDS 13 2 AND MORE PIANOS, HARPSICHORD, ORGAN 14 KEYBOARD 1 STRING INSTRUMENT WITHOUT ACCOMPANIMENT: 15 VIOLIN SOLO, CELLO SOLO, DOUBLE BASS SOLO, VIOLA DA GAMBA/VIOL 1 STRING INSTRUMENT WITH ACCOMPANIMENT, piano unless stated otherwise: 15 VIOLIN with accompaniment 17 VIOLIN PLAY-ALONG 19 VIOLA with accompaniment, VIOLA PLAY-ALONG 20 CELLO with accompaniment, CELLO PLAY-ALONG, DOUBLE-BASS with accompaniment 20 2 AND MORE STRING INSTRUMENTS WITH AND WITHOUT ACCOMPANIMENT: 1 WIND INSTRUMENT WITHOUT ACCOMPANIMENT: 25 FLUTE SOLO 26 OBOE SOLO, CLARINET SOLO 27 SAXOPHONE SOLO, TRUMPET SOLO, HORN SOLO, EUPHONIUM/BARITONE SOLO 28 TUBA SOLO 1 WIND INSTRUMENT WITH ACCOMPANIMENT, piano unless stated otherwise: 28 FLUTE with accompaniment 30 FLUTE PLAY-ALONG 31 OBOE with accompaniment, OBOE PLAY-ALONG 32 CLARINET with accomnpaniment, CLARINET PLAY-ALONG 33 SAXOPHONE with accompaniment 34 SAXOPHONE PLAY-ALONG 35 TRUMPET with accompaniment 36 TRUMPET PLAY-ALONG, HORN with accompaniment, HORN PLAY-ALONG 37 TROMBONE with accompaniment, EUPHONIUM with accompaniment, EUPHONIUM with accompaniment 2 AND MORE WIND INSTRUMENTS WITH AND WITHOUT ACCOMPANIMENT: 37 2 AND MORE WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS 39 2 AND MORE BRASS INSTRUMENTS 41 COMBINATIONS OF WOODWIND AND BRASS INSTRUMENTS 41 COMBINATIONS OF WIND AND STRING INSTRUMENTS 44 RECORDER 46 GUITAR 49 HARP, PERCUSSION 50 MISCELLANEOUS 51 SOLO VOICE, SOLO VOICE(S) AND/OR CHOIR WITH INSTRUMENTAL ACCOMPANIMENT 55 SOLO VOICE(S) AND/OR CHOIR WITH ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT, UNACCOMPANIED CHOIR 60 OPERA, OPERETTA, MUSICAL, ORATORIO, RELIGIOUS WORKS, ORCHESTRA WITH AND WITHOUT INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS 61 BOOKS OF MUSICAL INTEREST compilation by Jan A. Hollanders . prices in EURO (€) subject to changes and errors 3 PIANO SOLO: ALBUM 163329 80’s Hits (1. F.R. DAVID: Words; 2. EURY TIMES: Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This; 3. SPANDAU BALLET: True; 4. PHIL COLLINS: One More Night; 5. KENNY LOGGINS: Footloose; 6. A-HA: Take On me; 7. KLAUS LAGE BAND: 1000 und eine Nacht; 8. CINDY LAUPER: Time After Time; 9. TINA TURNER: Private; 10. LAURA BRANIGAN: Gloria; 11. IRENE CARA: Flashdance . What A Feeling; 12. ELTON JOHN: Candle In The Wind; 13. WHITNEY HOUSTON: One Moment In Time; 14. ABBA: The Winner Takes It All; 15. NENA: 99 Lufballons; 16. GAZEBO: I Like Chopin; 17. MIKE OLDFIELD: Moonlight Shadow; 18. THE BANGLES: Manic Monday; 19. MEN AT WORK: Down; 20. CULTURE CLUB: Do You Really Want To Hurt Me) (Heumann) easy 26,40 ALBUM 160840 Piano Lessons in the Grand Style. From the Golden Age of The Etude Music Magazine (1913-1940) (Introduction by Jeffrey Johnson: Pianists in this Edition in Contemporary Accounts. BEETHOVEN: Contradance [No. 1] in C major > Lesson by Mark Hambourg 1938; BEETHOVEN: Sonata Pathétique Op. 13, Movement I > Lesson by Wilhelm Backhaus 1926; BRAHMS: Ballade Op. 10/1 > Lesson by Mark Hambourg 1938; BRAHMS: Hungarian Dance No. 6 > Lesson by Maurice Dumesnil 1939; CHAMINADE: Autumn Op. 35 > Lesson by Cécile Chaminade 1930; CHOPIN: Etude Op. 25/1 > Lesson by Isidor Philipp 1931; CHOPIN: Nocturne in F# Major Op. 15/2 > Lesson by Mark Hambourg 1935; CHOPIN: Polonaise in A major Op. 40/1 > Lesson by Mark Hambourg 1928; DVORÁK: Slavonic Dance Op. 72/10 > Lesson by Mark Hambourg 1933; GRIEG: Norwegian Bridal Procession Op. 19/2 > Lesson by Percy Grainger 1920; LISZT: Liebestraum No. 3 > Lesson by Mark Hambourg 1926; MacDOWELL: Witches’ Dance Op. 17/2 > Lesson by Marion MacDowell 1922; MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY: Venetian Boat-Song Op. 62/5 > Lesson by Victor Biart 1926; MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY: Spinning Song Op. 67/4 > Lesson by Sigismund Stojowksi 1916; MOZART: Fantasia in D minor > Lesson by John Orth 1914; PADEREWSKI: Minuet à l’Antique > Lesson by John Ross Frampton 1923; RUBINSTEIN: Barcarolle Op. 30/1 > Lesson by Sigismund Stojowski 1913; SCHUBERT / LISZT: Hark, Hark, the Lark > Lesson by Sigismund Stojowski 1914; SCHUBERT: Moment Musical Op. 94/3 > Lesson by Sigismund Stojowski 1913; SCHUMANN: Novelette Op. 21/1 > Lesson by Arthur Foote 1928; SCHUMANN: Träumerei Op. 15/7 > Lesson by Clayton Johns 1924; WAGNER / LISZT: Senta’s Ballad [from The Flying Dutchman] > Lesson by Mark Hambourg 1929) (Johnson) 18,15 ALBUM 711099 I Used to Play Piano. For Adults Returning to the Piano. Start Playing Today. You’ll Be Surprised at What You Remember! (It’s About Time – A Rhythm Reading Review; What Do You Remember? - Part One, Part Two, Part Three, Part Four; Getting the Fingers Moving Again; Nine Units with Progressive Pieces by CLARKE, WOHLFAHRT, KOWALCHYK / LANCASTER, Traditional, HARTSELL, KÖHLER, MOURET, English Folk Songs, GURLITT, McARTHUR, MOZART, HAYDN, BEYER, Mexican Folk Tune, LANCASTER, BORODIN, STREABBOG, HANON, TILZER, ALEXANDER, BEETHOVEN, BACH, Shaker Melody, LE CARPENTER, RACHMANINOFF, RAMEAU, Virginian Harmony, TINGLEY, MIER, Appalachian Song, CONCONE, DEBUSSY, HANDY, GRIEG, JOPLIN, CZERNY, ROLLIN) (Lancaster, McArthur) 27,95 ALBUM 160155 Romantic Pop Piano. Gold Edition. Dream Melodies for Piano in Easy Arrangements (1. Yesterday; 2. Moon River; 3. Ballade For Adeline; 4. A Whiter Shade Of Pale; 5. Feelings; 6. Memory; 7. Speak Softly Love; 8. Melancholy Of Love; 9. Morning Has Broken; 10. Let It Be; 11. Love Theme From Flashdance; 12. Love Hurts; 13. Killing Me Softly; 14. Blue Eyes; 15. Lady In Red; 16. Tara’s Theme / My Own True Love; 17. Bridge Over Troubled Water; 18. Imagine; 19. Romantic Pop Praludium; 20. Emotions In Motion; 21. True Love; 22. Without You; 23. I’ll Give You My Heart; 24. Can’t Help Falling In Love; 25. You Are My Love; 26. A Time For Us; 27. Fly Me To The Moon; 28. I Can’t Believe It’s Really Love; 29. The Rose; 30. The Power Of Love; 31. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes; 32. You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me; 33. Close Your Eyes) (Heumann) CD included 32,55 ALBUM 158797 Meister der Tonarten: 24 Originalkompositionen in allen Dur- und Molltonarten (Kompositionen von BACH J.S., BEETHOVEN, CHOPIN, MUSSORGSKIJ, ALBÉNIZ, TSCHAIKOWSKY, BACH C.Ph.E., MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY, SCHUMANN, MOZART, DEBUSSY, GRIEG, GRANADOS, SCHUBERT, SATIE, MacDOWELL, HÄNDEL, LISZT) (Korn, Malycheva) easy to intermediate 20,45 4 ALBUM 710745 Top 10 Classical Favorites: 10 of the World’s Most Treasured Masterpieces Arranged for Intermediate to Late Intermediate Pianists (Johann Sebastian BACH 1685-1750: Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring from Cantata No. 147; Ludwig van BEETHOVEN 1770-1827: First Movement from Moonlight Sonata Op. 27/2 & Ode to Joy from Symphony No. 9 Op. 125; Frédéric François CHOPIN 1810-1849: Marche funèbre from Sonata No. 2 Op. 35; Claude DEBUSSY 1862-1918: Clair de lune from Suite Bergamasque; Scott JOPLIN 1868- 1917: The Entertainer A Ragtime Two-Step; Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART 1756-1791: Allegro from Eine kleine Nachtmusik K.525; Johann PACHELBEL 1653-1706: Canon in D; Giacomo PUCCINI 1858-1924: Nessun dorma from Turandot; Sergei RACHMANINOFF 1873-1943: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini Op. 43) (Aaronson) 10,45 ALBUM 160270 The Alexander Siloti Collection: Editions, Transcriptions and Arrangements for Piano Solo (Alexander Siloti: The Life; The Transcriptions; Johann Sebastian BACH: Prelude in B minor from the Clavier Büchlein für Wilhelm Friedemann Bach BWV 855a; Adagio from the Sonata for Violin and Keyboard in F minor; Air from the Suite for String Orchestra No. 3 in D major; Chaconne in D minor; Gigue from the Suite in Bb major; Andante from the Sonata for Violin Solo in A minor; Fantasia in C minor; Organ Prelude in E minor; Prelude from the Suite in Eb major for Cello Solo; Prelude from Cantata No. 29 BWV 29; Prelude from Cantata No. 35 BWV 35; Siciliano from the Sonata for Flute and Keyboard in Eb major BWV 1031; Toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565; Christoph Willibald von GLUCK: Melody of Second Ballet from the Opera Orfeo ed Euridice; Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART: variations Ah! Vous dirai-je, maman; Variations in F major; Frédéric CHOPIN: Etude No. 25 in F minor; Scherzo in Bb minor Op. 31; Franz LISZT: Au bord d’une source from Années de Pélerinage Book I; Au lac de Wallenstadt from Années de Pélérinage Book I; Consolation No. 3 in Db major; Concert Etude in D major; Sposalizio from Années de Pélérinage Book II; Il penseroso from Années de Pélérinage Book II; Sursum Corda from Années de Pélérinage Book III; Camille SAINT-SAËNS: Le cygne; Poitr Ilyich TCHAIKOVSKY: Humoresque Op. 10/2; Thème original et variations Op. 19/6; Nikolai RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: A Song of India from the Opera Sadko; Anatoli LIADOV: Four Russian Folk Songs; Johann STRAUSS Jr: Twelve Themes from Famous Waltzes; Alexander SCRIABIN: Etude in C# minor Op. 2; Poème Op. 32/1; Sergei RACHMANINOFF: Romanze Op. 8/2; Prelude in G# minor Op. 32/12) (Barker) 53,95 ALBUM 161174 Schott 20th Century Classics: 54 Piano Pieces from Janáček to Chick Corea (Leoš JANÁČEK 1854-1928: Unsere Abende 1902/08; Claude DEBUSSY 1862-1918: Volles from Preludes I. 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