....I can't find the sheet music anywhere.
can you help me?
thanksssss
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....I can't find the sheet music anywhere.
can you help me?
thanksssss
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You're right, it's impossible to find! ...I'm sorry Nancy
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Yeah. ...I know there's a French ed, but it's impossible to find!
Thanks anyway giovanni.☺
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... and the classic conservatory library?
Is it not available on Amazon?
I will try to do a search.
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Thank you thank you thank you!! Unfortunately I don't have access to the library.....
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Search opac sbn on Google, that is the library website and I think it also includes those of the Conservatories; go to advanced search and then select search via "keywords".
After checking if by any chance they have it, I think you can go to any library in the network and request it
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But which work of Schubert is it?
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Also because Schubert's Op. 8 seems like an Overture
http://imslp.org/wiki/Overture_in_C_minor,_D.8_(Schubert,_Franz)
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Are you sure they are by Franck and not by Liszt?
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Chopin wrote:Are you sure they are by Franck and not by Liszt?
http://www.naxos.com/catalogue/item.asp?item_code=8.572901
4 Melodies by Francois Schubert, Op. 8, M. 15
Severus, Julia, piano
2. No. 1. Die junge Nonne (The young nun) 00:05:20
3. No. 2. Die Forelle (The trout) 00:02:20
4. No. 3. Des Madchens Klage (The maiden's lament) 00:03:55
5. No. 4. Das Zugenglocklein (The dying bell) 00:05:58
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Chopin wrote:Are you sure they are by Franck and not by Liszt?
Here you can listen to something
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I am reporting an excerpt from the Cesar Franck catalogue taken from my website:
Quatre Mélodies de Franz Schubert, op. 8 M 15 Transcription for solo piano
Die junge Nonne (The young nun) - Moderato (f minor)
Die forelle (The trout) - Allegretto (D-flat major)
Des Madchens Klage (The girl's lament) - Très lent (C minor)
Das Zugenglockein (The death knell) - Lentement (A-flat major)
Instrumentation: piano
Composition: 1844
Edition: Chaillot, Paris, 1844
The initials M 15 refer to the catalogue divided by musical genres, published by Wilhelm Mohr.
This work by Cesar Franck was published by Etienne Chaillot, Paris, 352-354 Rue Saint-Honoré in 1844.
I can deepen the research tomorrow morning.
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First of all, thank you so much....
Yes, I had seen the catalog on Terenzio's website (a true treasure trove of information) which I often peek at very gladly, and I had seen the existence of the Chaillot ed. But on the web, there doesn't seem to be a way to find it. I have the Severus Julia CD.
In the meantime, I will also try with pianothor's indications in the library circuit... hoping that eastern Sicily is not excluded.....
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In Italy it seems that nothing exists.
I found a copy in the French library catalogue:
http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb43263260m
According to the website's indications, it is possible to purchase a photocopy of the entire score.
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wonderful!!!!!
i have no words to thank you! i had been looking for them for months! they will arrive in 15 days!
thank you
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You're welcome.
My specialization is being a troubadour!