Works for Two Pianos 2 Pianos, 4 Hands
Original price
$1,650TWD
-
Original price
$1,650TWD
Original price
$1,650TWD
$1,650TWD
-
$1,650TWD
Current price
$1,650TWD
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Editor: Wolf-Dieter Seiffert
Instrument: Piano Duet; 2 Pianos, 4 Hands
Publisher: Henle Urtext Edition
Description:
The great D Major sonata for two pianos, K. 488, is – of course – the absolute showpiece of this Urtext edition. The first movement opens like an operatic overture with timpani and trumpets, the Andante is a single grand melody shared between the two pianos, and the sublime rondo finale comes across like a piano concerto without orchestra. But another important work can be found in this Henle edition too: the earnest C minor fugue for two pianos K. 426, reminiscent of Handel's or Bach's great art, here in its original form from 1783. Mozart published it soon after a four-part version for string quartet, adding a beautiful, freshly composed Adagio introduction. This, in turn, has been rescored in our edition for two pianos by the brilliant musician Franz Beyer, who also has completed a performable version of Mozart's two-piano “Larghetto and Allegro” in E flat Major (a work not included in Kochel's catalog) from the surviving fragments. Two copies are required for performance of all the works in this volume.
Editor: Wolf-Dieter Seiffert
Instrument: Piano Duet; 2 Pianos, 4 Hands
Publisher: Henle Urtext Edition
Song List:
Mozart: Sonata D major KV 448
Mozart: Larghetto and Allegro (with a supplementation by F. Beyer) E flat major KV deest
Mozart: Fugue (with Adagio-Introduction K. 546, arranged for 2 Pianos by F. Beyer) c minor KV 426
Description:
The great D Major sonata for two pianos, K. 488, is – of course – the absolute showpiece of this Urtext edition. The first movement opens like an operatic overture with timpani and trumpets, the Andante is a single grand melody shared between the two pianos, and the sublime rondo finale comes across like a piano concerto without orchestra. But another important work can be found in this Henle edition too: the earnest C minor fugue for two pianos K. 426, reminiscent of Handel's or Bach's great art, here in its original form from 1783. Mozart published it soon after a four-part version for string quartet, adding a beautiful, freshly composed Adagio introduction. This, in turn, has been rescored in our edition for two pianos by the brilliant musician Franz Beyer, who also has completed a performable version of Mozart's two-piano “Larghetto and Allegro” in E flat Major (a work not included in Kochel's catalog) from the surviving fragments. Two copies are required for performance of all the works in this volume.