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Country Concerto (Kasschau Howard)

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Sonatina C-dur - Allegro op. 55 nr 1 (Kuhlau Friedrich Daniel Rudolf) Sonatina G-dur - Allegretto op. 55 nr 2 (Kuhlau Friedrich Daniel Rudolf) Sonatina C-dur - Allegro con spirito op. 55 nr 3 (Kuhlau Friedrich Daniel Rudolf)

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Sonatine C-Dur op. 20 nr 1 (Kuhlau Fr.) Sonatine G-Dur op. 20 nr 2 (Kuhlau Fr.) Sonatine F-Dur op. 20 nr 3 (Kuhlau Fr.)

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Concerto No. 1 In Es major (Liszt Franz)

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Concerto No. 2 In A major (Liszt F.)

Franciszek Liszt (1811 - 1866) był kompozytorem i pianistą węgierskim epoki romantyzmu. Koncert A-dur jest jedną z wielu wspaniałych kompozycji powstałych w czasach, kiedy Liszt osiadł w Weimerze. W koncercie A-dur nr 2 przejawia się upowszechniona przez Liszta romantyczna wirtuozeria. Utwór jest ''mieszanką'' impresjonistycznego stylu, neoromantyzmu i ekspresjonizmu. Wymaga od wykonawcy wirtuozowskich umiejętności.

Two Pianos, Four Hands. Includes set of parts for each player.

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Piano Concerto No. 2 in D minor (Edward MacDowell)

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Bring A Torch, Jeannette Isabella (17th Century French Carol) Carol Of The Birds (Traditional Catalonian Carol) Coventry Carol (Traditional English Melody) Deck The Hall (Edith Bergdahl (arr.), Nat King Cole (arr.),Traditional Welsh Carol) God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen (19th Century English Carol) Good King Wenceslas (John Mason Neale, Piae Cantiones, Richard Carpenter) I Saw Three Ships (Edith Bergdahl (arr.), Nat King Cole (arr.), Traditional, Traditional English Carol) Silent Night (Anders Bagge, Andrew Lachey, Arnthor Birgisson, Arranged by Garth Brooks, David Lanz (arr.), Edith Bergdahl (arr.), Esbjorn Svensson, Franz Gruber, Jeffrey Timmons, Jesse Stoll, Joseph Mohr, Justin Jeffre, Kenny G (arr.), Loris Holland (arr.), Mariah Carey (arr.), Milton T. Okun, Nat King Cole (arr.), Nick Lachey, Robert Decormier, Traditional, Walter Afanasieff (arr.)) Wassail, Wassail (Old English Air) We Three Kings Of Orient Are (John H. Hopkins)

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Concerto for 2 pianos and Orchestra (Martinu Buhuslav)

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Konzert d-Moll op. 40 (Mendelssohn F.)

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Ellis Island (Monk Meredith) Folkdance (Monk Meredith) Paris (Monk Meredith) Phantom Waltz (Monk Meredith) Railroad (Travel Song) (Monk Meredith) St. Petersburg Waltz (Monk Meredith) Window in 7's (Monk Meredith)

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Spanish Dance for 2 Pianos 8 Hands op. 12 nr 1 (Moszkowski Maurycy)

Mozart's Piano Concerto in D-major, K. 537, is dated 24 February 1788 in Mozart's own autograph catalogue of works. As Mozart performed the piece on 15 October 1790 during the coronation ceremonies in Frankfurt it has been given the nickname "Coronation Concerto" even though he also played F-major Concerto K. 459 on the same occasion. Mozart had already taken K. 537 on his tour of Dresden, Leipzig and Berlin, playing it on 14 April 1798 at the Dresden court. The present edition has been revidsed on the basis of autograph score located in the Pierpont Morgan Library in New York.

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Concerto "Coronation" in D major for Piano and Orchestra KV 573 nr 26 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus)

Mozart's Concerto in C major, K. 415, was written in spring of 1783. Together with the concertos in A major (K. 414) and F major (K. 413) it forms a self-contained group. Mozart first offered this set o the public in 1783 in manuscript copies for subscription; later, in 1785, he had them issued in print. The present edition has been revised on the basis of the autograph score formely located in the holdings of Prussian State Library in Berlin but now in the Bibilioteka Jagiellońska in Crocow. The solo piano part is identical in all respects to the text of the original sources. Orchestral accompaniament (Piano II) has been made as consisted as possibile with the original score as regards dynamics and articulation.

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Concerto in C major for Piano and Orchestra KV 415 nr 13 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus)

Mozart's Piano Concerto in C minor (K 491), dated 24 March 1786 in his autograph catalogue of works, ends the series of subscription concerts for the Lenten season of 1785-6. Mozart played the piece twice in short succession: first on 3 April 1786, and again at his academy of 9 April i the Burg Theatre. K 491 combines the timbral features of its two predecessors K 482 and 488 by emphasizing minor keys in its opening and closing movements and by expanding the wind band. The present edition has been revised on the basis of the autograph score located in the British Library in London and published i facsimile.

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Concerto in C minor for Piano and Orchestra KV 491 nr 24 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus)

Mozart's Piano concerto in F major, K. 413, was written in winter of 1782-3. Together with the concertos in A major (K. 414) and C major (K. 415) it forms a self-contained group. Mozart first offered this set o the public in 1783 in manuscript copies for subscription; later, in 1785, he had them issued in print. The present edition has been revised on the basis of the autograph score formely located in the holdings of Prussian State Library in Berlin but now in the Bibilioteka Jagiellońska in Crocow. The solo piano part is identical in all respects to the text of the original sources. Orchestral accompaniament (Piano II) has been made as consisted as possibile with the original score as regards dynamics and articulation.

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Concerto in F major for Piano and Orchestra KV 413 nr 11 (Mozart W. A.)

The F major Piano concerto (KV 459) was entered into Mozart's personal catalog of works on the 11th of December, 1784. There is a small discrepancy with the original score where Mozart also listed 2 clarini and timpani in the instrumentation. It is possible, however, if an oversight wasn't involved, that he listed these instrumetns on another sheet of paper which was later lost. The present edition was edited in accordance with the autograph scoer in the State Library of the Prussian Cultural Estate, Berlin and in comparison withe the first prining. The solo piano part is identical in all respects to the text of the original sources. Orchetral accompaniament (Piano II) has been made as consisted as possibile with the original score as regards dynamics and articulation.

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Concerto in F major for Piano and Orchestra KV 459 nr 19 (Mozart W. A.)

The D-major Piano Concerto, K. 175, was written in Salzburg in Decemcer 1773. It is thus Mozart's very first instrumental concerto, whether for piano or any other instrument (his first violin concerto, K. 207, was not composed until 1775). Up to that time Mozart, then not yet eighteen years of age, had only made concerto arrangements of works by other composers, including three concertos based on sonatas by Johann Christian Bach. In many respects K. 175 reveals the composer's valuating ambitions, particulary in the virtuoso writing for the piano, its large-scale design, and the splendid colours obtained by adding horns and trumpets. The autograph score of K. 175, extant as late as 1860, has long been lost. For this edition a reliable substitute source has been consulted.

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Concerto No. 5 in D major KV 175 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus) Rondo in D major KV 382 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus)

Mozart's Piano Concerto in E-flat major (K 271), dated January 1777, is his last and most mature work in this genre written during his years in Salzburg. Composed considerably later than its three precessors K 175, 238 and 246, it forms a pinnacle in the output of the twenty-one-year-old composer. With this work Mozart attained an individual style of writing which had repercussions on his instrumental music as a whole. Its unusual formal design is no less extraordinary than the demands it places on the soloist. The present edition has been revised on the basis of the autograph score formely located in the holdings of the Prussian State Library in Berlin but now in Bilioteka Jagiellońska in Crocow.

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Concerto No. 9 in E flat major for Piano and Orchestra KV 271 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus)

17 koncertów fortepianowych Wolfganga Amadeusza Mozarta zalicza się do utworów szczytowych w jego twórczości fortepianowej. Mozart nadał koncertom swobodną budowę, pomagając solowemu instrumentowi (fortepian) w pełni wykorzystać możliwości techniczne. Niniejsza publikacja zawiera Koncert D-dur na fortepian i orkiestrę, w opracowaniu na dwa fortepiany (jeden fortepian wykonuje solową partię, drugi gra partię orkiestry). Utwór ten zaliczany jest do najokazalszych, "symfonicznych" koncertów fortepianowych Mozarta. Koncert posiada klasyczną budowę trzyczęściową: I - Allegro, II - Andante, III - Rondo z tanecznym tematem.

The autograph manuscript of Mozart's Larghetto and Allegro in E-flat major for two pianos (K6 deest) was discovered by Gerhard Croll in 1964, in Kromeříž Castle, Moravia (Czechoslovakia). because of its recent discovery, the work does not appear in any edition of the Köchel catalogue). Kromeříž, then known as Kremsier, was the seat of Archduke Rudolf of Austria, the dedicatee of several major works by Beethoven including Opp. 58, 81a, 97, 106, 111 and 123. Mozart's manusript was discovered in Rudolf's archive, where Rudolf himself had falsely attributed it to Gluck. (A note pencilled at the end of the manuscript reads: "This MS is said to be bt Chevalier Gluck").

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Larghetto und Allegro KV 6 dee (Mozart W. A.)

Mozart's Piano Concerto in E-flat major, KV 449, was completed on 9 February 1784 and was the first item entered in his recently begun autograph catalogue of works. Like the erliest piano concertos from his Vienna years, it was written without obligato wind instruments. The present edition has been revised on the basis of the autograph score formely located in the holdings of the Prussian State Library in Berlin but now in Bibloteka Jagiellońska in Crocow. An original cadenza has survived in autograph. The solo piano part is identical in all respects to the text of the original sources. Orchetral accompaniament (Piano II) has been made as consisted as possibile with the original score as regards dynamics and articulation.

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Piano Concerto in E flat KV 449 nr 14 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus)

The Piano Concerto in Bb major (KV 456) was composed in 1784 and was entered into Mozart's personal catalog of works on September 30th. Although there is no concrete proof, it appears that Mozart wrote the concerto on commission from the blind pianist Marie Theresia of Paradise. The present edition was edited in accordance with the autogrph score in State Library of the Prussian Cultural Estate, Berlin, and in comparison with a copy made in Mozart's intermediate circle as well as with the first printing. The solo piano part corresponds in every detail to the text in the original sources. The piano reduction of the orchestral accompaniament (Piano II) was adopted to the dynamics and articulation of the original score as far as possible.

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Piano Concerto in B flat KV 456 nr 18 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus)

Mozart wrote the Piano Cocerto in E-flat major for his subscription concerts in the 1786 Lenten season. This work was performed before that time, probably at a concert in Vienna in the 1785. Its the first piano concerto whitch Mozart scored for clarinets. The present edition was compiled on the basis of the autograph score located in the Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kultubesitz in Berlin. No original cadenzas have survived. The solo piano part is identical in every respect with the text given in the sources. The piano reduction of the orchestral accompaniament (Piano II) has been adapted as far as possible to conform to the dynamics and articulation of the original score.

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Piano Concerto in E flat KV 482 nr 22 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus)

Mozart's Piano Concerto in C major (KV 246), dated April 1776 and written for Coutess Lützow, was composed immediately after the concertos in B-flat major (KV 238) and F-major (KV 242) of that same spring. Mozart wrote the this piece for Countess Lodron and her two daughters, KV 246 falls under the heading of dilettante concerto. Composer is known to have performed the work himself in Munich on October 1777.The present edition has been revised on the basis of the autograph score formely located in the holdings of the Prussian State Library in Berlin but now in Bibloteka Jagiellońska in Crocow. Original cadenzas for this concerto exist in three versions.The solo piano part is identical in all respects to the text of the original sources. Orchetral accompaniament (Piano II) has been made as consisted as possibile with the original score as regards dynamics and articulation.

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Piano Concerto in C KV 246 nr 8 (Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus)

Sonatę F-Dur KV 533 na fortepian Wolfgang Amadeusz Mozart (1756 - 1791) ukończył 3 stycznia 1788 roku. Najpierw, jako samodzielny utwór, skomponował on rondo (objęte KV 494). Kilka miesięcy później Mozart napisał osobne dwie części, które miały zostać włączone do formy sonaty. Na prośbę wydawcy dzieł Mozarta - Hoffmeistera kompozytor połączył te dwie części z powstałym wcześniej rondem KV 494, przez co powstała pełna trzyczęściowa sonata klasyczna. Pod względem temp, poszczególne części mają układ: cz. I - Allegro, cz. II - Andante molto, cz. III - Allegretto (Rondo). Prezentowana publikacja zawiera "Sonatę F-dur" na fortepian Mozarta z dokomponowaną przez Edwarda Griega (1843 - 1907) partią drugiego fortepianu. Grieg swobodnie potraktował zaaranżowaną przez siebie partię. Dzięki bogatszej fakturze dzieło Mozarta uzyskuje nowy charakter.

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ALLEGRO MODERATO KV 467 (Mozart W.A.) ALLEGRO VIVACE ASSAI KV 467 (Mozart W.A.) ANDANTE KV 467 (Mozart W.A.)