Beethoven sonata "Waldstein"

The very fact that fingerings are not indicated is a symptom that an edition is good... the best ones are those that respect Beethoven's markings and obviously he did not indicate fingerings

I have the Henle edition, I guarantee you it is excellent but as is to be expected, in terms of fingering there is little to nothing.

Tiger wrote:

I have the Henle edition, I guarantee you it is excellent but as it should be in terms of fingering there is little to nothing.

Tiger wrote:

I have the Henle edition, I guarantee you it is excellent but as it should be in terms of fingering there is little to nothing.

would you be able to scan the score for me? you would be doing me a huge favor :)

if you can manage it I will also give you my email: [send privately]

thanks in advance

Pianist wrote:

could you scan the score for me?

Unfortunately, it is a crime; if it might be useful to you, Henle also publishes the sonatas individually... however, if you will need several of them in your life... it is better (economically speaking) to buy the books, or at least one of the two volumes, the one containing the sonata that interests you.

Eventually, you could go to a conservatory library; if I am not mistaken, for studying from a text, a limited number of pages can be photocopied.

Maybe Armando Orlandi can give you a hand in finding something, certainly, not owned by Henle

http://www.pianoconc...-a-modo-nostro/

Frank wrote:

Let us add that in case anyone is interested in obtaining unpublished or unknown material, Armando Orlandi is available to provide all the support with the goal of seeing material recorded that is currently only listenable via MIDI (it should be noted that availability is not limited solely to piano repertoire).

Therefore, whoever wishes to do so will be able to see their own performances added also to the website www.lvbeethoven.it, in a corresponding section that will be prepared if needed, with all related data deemed important and/or indispensable (e.g., links to one's own sites/blogs, etc.)

Clearly, for these matters, contact Armando Orlandi via private message.

Apart from IMSLP, there are also other online libraries

http://www.pianoconcerto.it/forum/index.php?/topic/2010-librerie-on-line/

try to do a search