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Bärenreiter's new Urtext edition of Claude Debussy's unique collection ' Children's Corner' documents the development of these popular pieces, taking into account all known sources including Debussy's...

Following the critical new edition of Debussy's "Children's Corner" (BA 8767), the "Deux Arabesques" now follow in an Urtext edition for practical use. These unique works of piano literature were firs...

This collection of 39 easy-to-play piano pieces from the Baroque to the early modern period is an ideal addition to the range of pieces available for music schools and home music and is an up-to-date...

After the glittering premiere of Ludwig van Beethoven's Violin Concerto, Muzio Clementi approached the composer and suggested an arrangement of the work for piano and orchestra. In 1807, Beethoven acc...

Jonathan Del Mar, who has already made a name for himself with his successful Beethoven editions, now turns his attention to Beethoven's piano concertos. nIn the composer's first piano concerto, Del M...

Although the sources for Beethoven's Piano Concerto op. 19 are generally known, the present edition has eliminated numerous misunderstandings and misinterpretations. To this day, no edition of the wor...

> Many wholly new corrections in the solo and orchestral parts > Piano reduction with a separate solo part, as was customary in Beethoven's day > With Beethoven's continuo figures for the first time i...

In the 1960s, long after Ravel’s death, the musical text of the then available Durand edition of Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G major underwent various changes. Although it is unknown who authorised thes...

Piano - Anthology; Performance score; Urtext edition

Piano - playing score; Urtext edition

The "Character Pieces" op. 7 and the "Children's Pieces" op. 72 are Mendelssohn's most highly regarded piano albums alongside his Songs without Words and the "Variations sérieuses" op. 54. Robert Schu...

Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Mozart's most popular instrumental work, was written at a particularly happy time. On August 10, 1787, he entered this serenade in his personal catalog of works: At the time, M...

Mozart's works for piano four hands are among the most important contributions to this repertoire. In the present critical-practical Urtext edition based on the "New Mozart Edition", Wolfgang Rehm now...

The court organist Antonio de Cabezón, who was appointed to Queen Isabella's court chapel in Toledo at the age of 16, is rightly regarded by his contemporaries as the most important Spanish organist a...

Johann Jacob Froberger (1616-1667) was of outstanding importance in his time, as his compositional style created a synthesis of Italian, French and English influences. His music continued to be publis...

With his "Humoresques" for piano, Antonin Dvorak wanted to build on the earlier "Scottish Dances" op. 41 (B 74) from 1877 in order to create a series of "New Scottish Dances" (the original title of th...

The "Czech Dances" are the last cycle and at the same time the climax of Bedrich Smetana's piano works. Smetana was probably inspired to compose this work by the first series of "Slavonic Dances" by A...

The four "Ballades" for piano op. 10 are Brahms' contribution to the instrumental ballad form popular in the mid-19th century. Brahms used the more intimate vocal form as a model for the works compose...

Brahms arranged the popular 16 "Waltzes" op. 39, composed in 1866 for piano four hands, for two hands just one year later and produced an easier version at the publisher's request. Brahms himself desc...

Brahms arranged the popular 16 "Waltzes" op. 39, composed in 1866 for piano four hands, for two hands just one year later and produced an easier version at the publisher's request. Brahms himself desc...

In his research, Christopher Hogwood drew on a source that George Bozarth drew attention to in spring 2011 and which had remained unpublished until then. During a concert tour that the young Brahms un...

The pianist Christian Köhn, who is very familiar with Brahms' piano works, has now published a new edition of these variations on the eight-bar theme from Handel's Suite No. 1 ("Suite de pièces de Cla...

Hardly any piano cycle exerts such a magical attraction as Chopin's 24 "Préludes" published in 1839. Schumann described them as "sketches, the beginnings of etudes, [...] ruins, individual eagle's fea...

Brahms' spirited Rhapsodies op. 79 from 1879 are among the composer's most frequently performed works. For a long time, he could not quite decide on a suitable title and wavered between Piano Piece, C...

Schubert’s tuneful and buoyant Sonata in G major was published in April 1827 as a 'Fantasy or Sonata”, to quote the heading of its first movement. His first reviewer noted that 'the beloved and talent...