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STRINGS – VIOLIN<br />
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus<br />
(1756–1791)<br />
Complete Works for Violin<br />
and Piano in two volumes<br />
Urtext / Ed. E. Reeser<br />
• With an Urtext violin<br />
part as well as a violin<br />
part prepared with fingering<br />
and bowing and important<br />
performance practice<br />
tips by M. Wulfhorst<br />
This publication contains all<br />
the completed works by<br />
Mozart for Violin and Piano.<br />
Several works which are not<br />
found in other editions are<br />
presented with the Urtext of<br />
the “New Mozart Edition”:<br />
Sonatas K. 6-9, Sonatas K. 26-<br />
31, the Andante and Allegretto<br />
in C maj K. 404 as well as the<br />
three sonata fragments K. 372,<br />
403 and 402 completed by<br />
Maximilian Stadler.<br />
- Volume I<br />
☞ BA 5761 Score with parts<br />
- Volume II<br />
☞ BA 5762 Score with parts<br />
Works for Violin and Piano<br />
Urtext / Ed. E. Reeser<br />
- The Mannheim, Paris,<br />
Salzburg Sonatas<br />
K. 301 (293 a ), 302 (293 b ), 303<br />
(293 c ), 304 (300 c ), 305 (293 d ),<br />
306 (300 l ), 296, 378 (317 d )<br />
☞ BA 4774 Score with part<br />
- Early Viennese Sonatas<br />
K. 379 (373 a ), 376 (374 d ), 377<br />
(374 e ), 380 (374 f ), 404 (385 d ),<br />
372, 403 (385 c ), 402 (385 e )<br />
☞ BA 4775 Score with part<br />
- Late Viennese Sonatas<br />
K. 454, 481, 526, 547<br />
☞ BA 4776 Score with part<br />
Complete Church Sonatas<br />
Urtext / Ed. M. E. Dounias<br />
- Volume 1: Nine Sonatas<br />
K. 67-69, 144, 145, 212, 224, 225<br />
and 241 for two violins, organ<br />
and violoncello/double bass<br />
☞ BA 4731 Score with parts<br />
- Volume 2: Five Sonatas<br />
K. 244, 245, 274 (271d), 328 (317 c )<br />
and 336 (336 d ) for two violins,<br />
organ, violoncello/double bass<br />
☞ BA 4732 Score with parts<br />
Rieding, Oskar<br />
(1840–1918)<br />
Concerto in B min op. 35<br />
for violin and piano<br />
Bärenreiter’s Concert Pieces<br />
☞ BA 8971 page 48<br />
Concerto in D maj<br />
op. 36 for violin and piano<br />
Bärenreiter’s Concert Pieces<br />
☞ BA 10697 page 48<br />
Concertino in<br />
Hungarian Style op. 21<br />
for violin and piano<br />
Bärenreiter’s Concert Pieces<br />
☞ BA 8973 page 48<br />
Ravel, Maurice<br />
(1875–1937)<br />
Tzigane<br />
Rhapsody for Violin and<br />
Orchestra<br />
Urtext / Ed. D. Woodfull-<br />
Harris<br />
☞ BA 8849-90°<br />
Version for violin and piano;<br />
also serves as piano reduction<br />
to the orchestral version<br />
This Urtext edition presents<br />
the first scholarly-critical<br />
edition of Ravel’s masterpiece.<br />
It is published both in the<br />
orchestral version as well as in<br />
Marcia op. 44, Rondo op. 22/3<br />
for violin and piano<br />
Bärenreiter’s Concert Pieces<br />
☞ BA 8982 page 48<br />
Saint-Saëns, Camille<br />
(1835–1921)<br />
NEW 2018<br />
Havanaise<br />
for Violin and Piano op. 83<br />
Urtext / Ed. C. Baur<br />
☞ BA 9426 Score with part<br />
This first-ever critical edition<br />
of “Havanaise” draws on both<br />
the composer’s autograph<br />
version for violin and piano as<br />
well as the later orchestrated<br />
version. Where the solo part<br />
of the orchestral version<br />
differs from the version for<br />
violin and piano, the variants<br />
are shown in the violin part<br />
as ossias.<br />
the composer’s earlier version<br />
for violin and piano. All known<br />
sources, including letters, have<br />
been drawn on for the new<br />
edition; one of the available<br />
sources, consulted for the first<br />
time, was a copy of Tzigane<br />
from the estate of Jelly<br />
D’Aranyi, the Hungarian violin<br />
virtuoso who played the<br />
premiere and is the dedicatee<br />
of the work. This copy is today<br />
part of a private collection.<br />
The version for piano and violin<br />
contains, besides the Urtext<br />
part, a second violin part as a<br />
facsimile with performance<br />
instructions stemming from<br />
Jelly D’Aranyi. D’Aranyi’s<br />
alterations and fingering<br />
reflect how Ravel must have<br />
heard the work in rehearsals<br />
and performance and as<br />
such are a document of early<br />
20 th century performance<br />
practice. The cooperation<br />
between Ravel and D’Aranyi is<br />
comparable to that of Brahms<br />
and Joachim working on the<br />
Brahms violin concerto.<br />
No distribution rights<br />
for the USA.<br />
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