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violoncello<br />
Beethoven, Ludwig van<br />
(1770–1827)<br />
Sonatas for Piano and<br />
Violoncello op. 5, Nos. 1 and 2,<br />
op. 69, op. 102, Nos. 1 and 2<br />
“Best Edition 2005”<br />
Urtext / Ed. J. Del Mar<br />
BA 9012 Score with part and<br />
Critical Commentary<br />
“… five huge sonatas,<br />
important works, thoroughly<br />
researched, impeccably edited,<br />
re-explored and re-examined<br />
by Jonathan Del Mar, and<br />
beautifully printed with even<br />
the page turns taken account<br />
of, …”<br />
(Piano, GB)<br />
“Jonathan Del Mar has<br />
laboured heroically to present<br />
Bärenreiter’s new edition of the<br />
complete sonatas for cello and<br />
piano by Beethoven – and no<br />
praise can do justice to this<br />
towering achievement.”<br />
(Music Teacher)<br />
“Anyone who is serious<br />
about performing the<br />
Beethoven Sonatas will want<br />
this new edition.” (<strong>Strings</strong>)<br />
“Cellists, pianists, and<br />
Beethoven-lovers everywhere<br />
have been eagerly awaiting an<br />
authoritative version of these<br />
sonatas for far too long; now<br />
we will have an edition that<br />
promises to remain THE<br />
standard text for the<br />
foreseeable future.”<br />
(Steven Isserlis)<br />
Beethoven, Ludwig van<br />
(1770–1827)<br />
Variations for Pianoforte and<br />
Violoncello WoO 45, Op. 66,<br />
WoO 46<br />
Urtext / Ed. J. Del Mar<br />
BA 9028 Score with part<br />
Beethoven’s three sets of cello<br />
variations comprise the<br />
“Twelve Variations on a Theme<br />
from Händel’s Oratorio Judas<br />
Maccabeus” (WoO 45), the<br />
“Twelve Variations on the<br />
theme Ein Mädchen oder<br />
Weibchen” (op.66) from<br />
Mozart’s opera Die Zauberflöte<br />
and the “Seven Variations on<br />
the duet Bei Männern, welche<br />
Liebe fühlen” (WoO 46), also<br />
from Die Zauberflöte.<br />
These works have existed in<br />
many different editions.<br />
This Bärenreiter Urtext<br />
edition, however, is the first to<br />
give all Beethoven’s rhythms in<br />
the violoncello part correctly.<br />
Beethoven’s autograph<br />
manuscript of op. 66 is lost;<br />
the Critical Commentary<br />
(English) includes a complete<br />
facsimile of the violoncello<br />
part from the only surviving<br />
source (the first edition),<br />
illustrating the various<br />
problems encountered in<br />
determining the best musical<br />
text.<br />
With numerous corrections<br />
in the violoncello part<br />
Boismortier, Joseph Bodin de<br />
(1689–1755)<br />
Sonata in D maj op. 50/3<br />
for violoncello (bassoon or<br />
viola da gamba) and bc<br />
Ed. H. Ruf<br />
BA 3963 Score with part<br />
Brahms, Johannes<br />
(1833–1897)<br />
Works for Violoncello and<br />
Piano<br />
Urtext / Eds. C. Brown, N. Peres<br />
Da Costa, K. Bennett Wadsworth<br />
Sonata in E min op. 38<br />
BA 9429 Score with parts<br />
Sonata in F maj op. 99<br />
BA 9430 Score with parts<br />
Bärenreiter’s pioneering<br />
editions offer today’s<br />
musicians a comprehensive<br />
approach to the works, which<br />
aims to place them in their<br />
historical context and to<br />
elucidate the complex of<br />
meanings that the composer<br />
expected his notation to<br />
convey to performers.<br />
The editions come not only<br />
with an Urtext part freed<br />
from all editorial emendations,<br />
but also with an additional<br />
part including fingering and<br />
bowing drawing on<br />
performance markings by<br />
musicians close to Brahms'<br />
circle.<br />
C. Brown, N. Peres Da Costa,<br />
K. Bennett Wadsworth<br />
Performing Practices in<br />
Johannes Brahms’<br />
Chamber Music<br />
Text booklet in English/German<br />
BA 9600<br />
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