Ivan Wyschnegradsky Klaviernoten

Here is an opportunity for three elementary level artists to sound impressively 'large' as they team up in this march-like C Major showpiece. Most of the melodic duties are carried in the middle part,...

Here is an opportunity for three elementary level artists to sound impressively 'large' as they team up in this march-like C Major showpiece. Most of the melodic duties are carried in the middle part,...

This sonatina for intermediate piano ensemble---two pianos, four hands---remains true to the form, with two expositions, development and recapitulation clearly labeled for the performers. It is in the...

This sonatina for intermediate piano ensemble---two pianos, four hands---remains true to the form, with two expositions, development and recapitulation clearly labeled for the performers. It is in the...

Work for Piano Duet composed in 1915. Each of the four pieces in Pagine di guerra, which Casella describes as 'short impressions', was suggested by a specific cinematic image of wartime Europe, as not...

Diese Partitur stammt aus der Sammlung CrocK'MusiC, die aus Transkriptionen französischer Lieder für das Klavier besteht, begleitet von ihren Texten. Diese Partituren, die als Einzelblätter angeboten...

Diese Partitur stammt aus der Sammlung CrocK'MusiC, die aus Transkriptionen französischer Lieder für das Klavier besteht, begleitet von ihren Texten. Diese Partituren, die als Einzelblätter angeboten...

Beautifully crafted, this short work for 4 hands conjures up precisely the imagery the title suggests. Calm, lilting, melodic, but requiring technical skill, it is a welcome addition to the piano duet...

Work for Piano Duet composed in 1915. Pupazzetti, described by Casella as a group of five pieces for marionettes, seeks to provide a few moments of humorous escapism.

Uraufführung am 28. April 2002 in Witten, Tage für Neue Kammermusik: Nicolas Hodges (Klavier)

Uraufführung am 23. Juli 2004 in Dortmund, Klavier-Festival Ruhr: Markus Hinterhäuser (Klavier)

Uraufführung am 26. August 2011 in Bozen, Internationaler Klavierwettbewerb Ferruccio Busoni, Musikkonservatorium C. Monteverdi: Nicolas Hodges