Wiener Urtext Edition - Schott Music
Wiener Urtext Edition - Schott Music
Wiener Urtext Edition - Schott Music
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NEW PUBLICATIONS<br />
NEW PUBLICATIONS • PIANO<br />
ROBERT SCHUMANN<br />
Works for piano 4 hands<br />
- Volume 2<br />
Content: 8 Polonaises App. G1, Pictures<br />
from the East Op. 66, Ball Scenes Op. 109,<br />
Fantasy Pieces Op. 73<br />
Editor: Joachim Draheim<br />
Fingerings and Notes on interpretation:<br />
Ljiljana Borota, Christian Knebel<br />
Grade: 3-4<br />
UT 50079<br />
will be released in June 2008<br />
Although Robert Schumann absolutely loved<br />
to play a duet, he wrote only few works for<br />
piano duet. Created in 1848, Pictures from<br />
the East Op. 66 was one of the best-known<br />
and most frequently played works in the<br />
piano duet literature until the 20 th century.<br />
But the Polonaises Op. 3 by the 18-yearold<br />
composer following the example of<br />
Franz Schubert and even exceeding him in<br />
harmonic boldness and tonal ingenuity<br />
already showed the self-taught Schumann<br />
was on the way to his own style. After<br />
volume 1 which contains the easier works<br />
composed for music teaching purposes,<br />
volume 2 now contains the charming,<br />
yet hardly known Ballszenen Op. 109 in<br />
addition to the two above mentioned works.<br />
ROBERT SCHUMANN<br />
Works for piano 4 hands<br />
- Volume 1<br />
Content: 12 four-handed Piano Pieces for<br />
Children Large and Small Op. 85, Children’s<br />
Ball Op. 130, Easy four handed Piano Piece,<br />
Op. 85 App.<br />
Editor: Joachim Draheim<br />
Fingerings and Notes on interpretation:<br />
Noriko Ishikawa, Manfred Kratzer<br />
Grade: 2-4<br />
UT 50078 already published<br />
Robert Schumann’s intention to create<br />
valuable and, with regard to didactics,<br />
sensibly created music for children and<br />
young people was not limited to the worldfamous<br />
Album for the Young Op. 68. Apart<br />
from Liederalbum for the Young Op. 79,<br />
he also created two works which should<br />
encourage four-handed piano playing which<br />
was very popular in 19 th -century domestic<br />
music: the progressively arranged 12 fourhanded<br />
Piano Pieces for Children Large and<br />
Small Op. 85 and Childrens’s Ball Op. 130<br />
which put the six easy dance movements<br />
together into a charming archaic suite.<br />
- <strong>Urtext</strong> from the new „Schumann Complete <strong>Edition</strong>“