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 Johann Baptist Cramer |
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| This set of three contrasted sonatas by the German pianist, composer and teacher Johann Baptist Cramer, or "Glorious John", as he was affectionately known in England, was dedicated to Haydn and first published in Vienna in 1799. All three works are models of classical clarity, and Cramer exploits the full range and sonority of the fortepiano, with exact indications of pedalling and dynamics. This new edition also includes useful extracts from his Instructions for the Piano Forte, which explain his ornamentation and markings and even distinguish between the grand piano and the smaller, square piano. |
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| Ming Wang |
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| The major inspiration behind this composition is the extraordinary variety of sounds produced by the flute, which numerous contemporary composers and players have exploited, to magical effect, in recent decades. The wide range of harmonics and multiphonics, the varied elements of breath and noise, the special ways of playing the instrument and the inexhaustible possibilities of tone colour are all brought into play in Ming Wang’s strikingly original new work. |
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| From 1 February 2010 mds in Mainz will distribute our editions in all countries outside the UK. In the Eurozone this will lead to a reduction in our Euro prices. |
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| Tomaso Albinoni |
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| These cantatas show the full range of Albinoni's style, which ranges from the slyly humorous to the deeply impassioned, from music of folk-like simplicity to intricate coloratura and rich chromatic harmony. Those who know only Albinoni's instrumental music may be surprised at the adventurousness of his vocal writing. The edition, which addresses the needs of both performers and scholars, includes a preface, a transcription of the poetic texts with English and German translations, and a critical report. |
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| Maurice Webster |
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| The five three-part (SSB) and nine four-part (SSTB) dances in this edition represent the complete surviving consort music of Maurice Webster. Webster, a skilled composer with a distinctive style, appears to have been the main catalyst for introducing the 'string quartet' scoring in dance music to England in the 1620s. The development of this idiom had a significant impact on the music of his contemporaries such as Simon Ives, Charles Coleman and William Lawes, who fully embraced it by the 1630s. |
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eds. Peter Holman/John Cunningham
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| The Schott music shop in London generally keeps all our editions in stock. |
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| Catalogue of works |
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| You can download the current catalogue (PDF, 2MB) by clicking the cover on the right.
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Edition HH Ltd
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