Piano Sonatas - Volume II Piano Solo Study Score
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$930TWD
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$930TWD
Original price
$930TWD
$930TWD
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$930TWD
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Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Editor: Ernst Herttrich
Instrument: Piano
Publisher: G. Henle Verlag
Description:
When Gunter Henle founded his Urtext publishing house in 1948, he opened his catalog with our two-volume edition of Mozart's complete piano sonatas; these still bear the publisher's numbers HN 1 and HN 2. The four-digit order numbers HN 9001 and 9002 merely designate the reduced-sized pocket scores of these larger reference editions, and are textually exactly the same. Naturally, both Mozart volumes (large and small) have been revised many times over the years, enabling G. Henle Verlag, unlike other music publishers, to guarantee that they offer a musical text that reflects the most current state of research. Mozart's autograph manuscript survives for many of the sonatas, and for some works the composer lightly revised and enriched his text before printing, which is why the Henle Urtext edition reproduces both versions in such cases. The editor's preface and Critical Commentary provide detailed information about all sources and textual issues.
Editor: Ernst Herttrich
Instrument: Piano
Publisher: G. Henle Verlag
Song List:
Mozart: Sonata [Facile] C major KV 545
Mozart: Sonata B flat major KV 570
Mozart: Sonata F major KV 533/494
Mozart: Sonata D major KV 576
Mozart: Sonata F major KV 332 (300k)
Mozart: Sonata C major KV 330 (300h)
Mozart: Sonata (with a Turkish March [Alla Turca]) A major KV 331 (300i)
Mozart: Fantasy and Sonata c minor KV 475/457
Mozart: Sonata B flat major KV 333 (315c)
Description:
When Gunter Henle founded his Urtext publishing house in 1948, he opened his catalog with our two-volume edition of Mozart's complete piano sonatas; these still bear the publisher's numbers HN 1 and HN 2. The four-digit order numbers HN 9001 and 9002 merely designate the reduced-sized pocket scores of these larger reference editions, and are textually exactly the same. Naturally, both Mozart volumes (large and small) have been revised many times over the years, enabling G. Henle Verlag, unlike other music publishers, to guarantee that they offer a musical text that reflects the most current state of research. Mozart's autograph manuscript survives for many of the sonatas, and for some works the composer lightly revised and enriched his text before printing, which is why the Henle Urtext edition reproduces both versions in such cases. The editor's preface and Critical Commentary provide detailed information about all sources and textual issues.