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Contents Piano Contents Piano ......................................................................3 Organ ....................................................................5 Vocal ......................................................................5 Opera Vocal Scores................................................6 Choral ....................................................................6 Orff Schulwerk ......................................................7 Recorder ................................................................7 Guitar ....................................................................8 Strings ....................................................................9 Woodwinds..........................................................12 Brass ....................................................................14 Instrumental Series..............................................14 Percussion ............................................................15 Mixed Chamber Ensembles ................................15 Concert Band ......................................................15 Orchestra ............................................................16 Scores ..................................................................16 Books....................................................................16 LOOK FOR A COMPLETE SCHOTT CATALOG FROM HAL LEONARD COMING SOON FRANÇAIX, JEAN PIANO The Françaix Collection (Hinson) SMC 537 • 49012163 $9.95 FROM SCHOENBERG TO LIGETI Piano Methods Easy Piano Music of the 20th Century (Emonts) ED 9478 • 49008428 $12.95 EMONTS, FRITZ GRETCHANINOFF, ALEXANDER European Piano Method The Gretchaninoff Collection (Hinson) SMC 536 • 49012162 $8.95 Vol. 1 – book only ED 7931 • 49007644 $9.95 GURDJIEFF, GEORGES IVANOVITCH/ Vol. 1 – book w/CD DE HARTMANN, THOMAS BESTSELLERS & HIGHLIGHTS ED 7931-50 • 49007645 $19.95 Music for the Piano (Daniel-Spitz/Ketcham/Rosenthal) Vol. 2 – book only Vol. 1 – Asian Songs and Rhythms ED 7841 • 49007569 $29.95 ED 7932 • 49007646 $9.95 Vol. 2 – Music of the Sayyids Vol. 2 – book w/CD and the Dervishes ED 7842 • 49007570 $29.95 This brochure contains just a sampling of products ED 7932-50 • 49007647 $19.95 Vol. 3 – Hymns, Prayers and Rituals ED 7843 • 49007571 $24.95 Vol. 3 – book only available from Schott Musik International, ED 7933 • 49013153 $9.95 HÄNDEL, GEORG FRIEDRICH Vol. 3 – book w/CD Tema Con Variations (Zingel) ED 4913 • 49005259 $14.95 distributed by Hal Leonard. Distribution of ED 7933-50 • 49007648 $19.95 HAYDN, JOSEPH Schott by Hal Leonard for North America and Piano Concerto in F, Hob. XVIII:3 ED 4959 • 49005291 $15.00 Piano Solos HINDEMITH, PAUL South America also includes: The Hindemith Collection (Hinson) SMC 533 • 49012159 $9.95 Ludus Tonalis ED 3964 • 49004546 $25.00 Deutscher Verlag für Musik Sonata I in A (“Der Main”) (1936) ED 2518 • 49003795 $17.95 Sonata II in G ED 2519 • 49003796 $17.95 European American Music Sonata III in B flat (1936) ED 2521 • 49003798 $17.95 IN DULCI JUBILO Glocken Verlag Christmas Music for Keyboards (Freitag) ED 8769 • 49008147 $24.95 Helicon JARRETT, KEITH The Cologne Concert ED 7700 • 49007457 $35.00 Hug & Co. Musikverlage ALBÉNIZ, ISAAC LIGETI, GYÖRGY España, Op. 165 (Lutz) ED 1287 • 49003329 $8.95 Etudes for Piano Moeck Verlag Suite Espagñole, Op. 47 (Lechner) ED 5068 • 49005385 $14.95 Book 1 – Études 1-6 (engraved) ED 7989 • 49007687 $35.00 BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN Book 1 – Études 1-6 (facsimile edition) ED 7428 • 49007233 $35.00 Schott Fréres Easiest Pieces – Notebook for Anna Magdalena (Ludwig) ED 2698 • 49003910 $7.95 Book 2 – Études 7-12 ED 8654 • 49008112 $39.95 Schott Japan Famous Pieces for Piano (Weigart) ED 9001 • 49008263 $7.95 Book 3 – Études 13-15 ED 8541 • 49012977 $24.95 Inventions and Symphonias, Musica ricercata ED 7718 • 49007470 $19.95 Kurt Weill Publications from Universal Editions BWV 772 – 802 (Kreutz) ED 9002 • 49008264 $9.95 LISZT, FRANZ Little Preludes (Kreutz/Germer) ED 9003 • 49008265 $9.95 La Campanella after Paganini Zen On, contemporary composers only CHINESE PIANO MUSIC FOR CHILDREN (Schmid-Lindner) ED0 6550 • 49008878 $5.95 (Liao) ED 7652 • 49007421 $17.95 Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 (d’Albert) in C-sharp minor ED0 6414 • 49008855 $5.95 CHOPIN, FRÉDÉRIC Rigoletto Paraphrase – from the Opera by Barcarole in F-sharp, Giuseppe Verdi (Schmid-Lindner/Lutz) ED0 6810 • 49008889 $5.95 Op. 60 (In dulci jubilo) ED0 422 • 49008762 $5.95 ORDER TODAY! 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Please use either number when ordering. 2 3 PIANO Piano Solos continued ULLMANN, VIKTOR Piano Sonatas (Richter) | VOCAL Vol. 1 – Nos. 1-4 ED 8281 • 49007885 $40.95 Variations and Double Fugue on a Theme by Schoenberg, Op. 3A Includes the original 1929 Geneva version and the 1933/34 Prague version ED 8433 • 49008006 $21.95 WAGNER, RICHARD Dawn and Siegfried’s Rhein Journey (Virtuoso Piano Transcription series) (Morgendämmerung und Siegfrieds Rheinfahrt) from Götterdämmerung (trans. Gould) ED 9548 • 49013045 $16.95 Pop Piano and Instructional Prelude to Die Meistersinger MUSSORGSKY, MODEST PETROVICH (trans. 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Präludium, Arie und Finale (2002) ED 9814 • 49013110 $21.95 Dance Song of Pierrot from PIANO REPERTOIRE BIZET, GEORGES “Die tote Stadt” ED0 9723 • 49009230 $6.95 GUILLOU, JEAN The Most Beautiful Piano Pieces from Carmen – simplified w/illustrations Einfache Lieder, Op. 9 (medium) ED 8306 • 49007904 $14.95 Mussorgsky to Richard Strauss (Emonts) (Heumann) ED 9227 • 49013016 $12.95 Ballade Ossianique No. 1 ED 9790 • 49013104 $17.95 Five Lieder, Op. 38 ED 4533 • 49004963 $12.95 Ballade Ossianique No. 2 ED 9797 • 49013106 $17.95 Nine Shakespeare Lieder, Op. 29 & 31 ED 7882 • 49007601 $19.95 Vol. 1 – The Classical Book ED 5790 • 49005852 $10.95 GRIEG, EDVARD Vol. 2 – The Classical Book ED 5791 • 49005853 $10.95 Fantaisie ED 9786 • 49013102 $16.95 Three Songs, Op. 22 ED 8169 • 49007820 $9.95 Peer Gynt – simplified w/illustrations L’infinito ED 9793 • 49013105 $16.95 Vol. 3 ED 9398 • 49008403 $14.95 (Heumann) ED 9224 • 49008342 $12.95 Säya (L’oiseau bleu) ED 9683 • 49013061 $16.95 MOZART, WOLFGANG AMADEUS RACHMANINOFF, SERGEI MUSSORGSKY, MODEST Toccata, Op. 9 (1953) ED 9751 • 49013089 $19.95 Ave verum, KV. 618 (high voice & pf/org/harm) (Lutz) ED0 9630 • 49009171 $5.95 Elegy, Op. 3 No. 1 (Schüngeler) ED0 1648 • 49008596 $5.95 Pictures at an Exhibition – 18 Variations ED 9788 • 49013103 $19.50 simplified w/illustrations (Heumann) ED 9230 • 49008346 $12.95 THE NEW OPERETTA BOOK RODRIGO, JOAQUÍN GUILMANT, ALEXANDRE Vol. 1 ED 2525 • 49003800 $14.95 The Rodrigo Collection (Hinson) SMC 535 • 49012161 $8.95 SAINT-SAËNS, CAMILLE Sonata No. 1 in D minor, Op. 42 ED 1861 • 49003536 $14.95 Carnival of the Animals – Vol. 2 ED 2850 • 49003993 $14.95 SATIE, ERIK HAKIM, NAJI simplified w/illustrations (Heumann) ED 9222 • 49008341 $12.95 RODRIGO, JOAQUÍN Piano Works (Gymnopedies, Salve Regina (2004) ED 9818 • 49013112 $11.50 Gnossiennes, Sonata Bureaucratique)
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