scarlatti
Joel Smith
does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
greatly appreciated.
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joel smith jsm...@eco.utexas.edu
university of texas at austin (512) 451-5539
Dave J.G.
(reply posted and e-mailed)
> does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
> had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
> decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
> greatly appreciated.
Check out:
Baroque Inventions
Julian Gray & Ronald Pearl - Classical Guitar Duo
Dorian Recordings - DOR 90209
Includes 6 Scarlatti Sonatas, some Handel, and Bach's 5th French Suite
I highly recommend this recording.
Sincerely,
Dave Grossman
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Brian Bivona
Joel Smith wrote:
> does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
> had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
> decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
> greatly appreciated.
Manuel Barrueco's "300 Years of Guitar Masterpieces" has five of the
Scarlatti
sonatas on it. It's a pretty widely available CD. VoxBox3 CD3X 3007
Also, if you have any use for Scarlatti on MIDI, the Classical Guitar
MIDI Archives
has all 555 Scarlatti sonatas on it in MIDI format. Now that must have
been a project!
It's at:
Good luck!
Brian Bivona
Waco, TX
Colin Rosenthal
On Wed, 17 Sep 1997 07:00:45 -0500,
Brian Bivona <bbi...@iamerica.net> wrote:
>
>Joel Smith wrote:
>
>> does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
>> had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
>> decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
>> greatly appreciated.
>
>Manuel Barrueco's "300 Years of Guitar Masterpieces" has five of the
>Scarlatti
>sonatas on it. It's a pretty widely available CD. VoxBox3 CD3X 3007
John Williams' "Guitar Recital" CD also has five Scarlatti sonatas on
it (iirc). I don't know if they're the same five.
--
Colin Rosenthal
High Altitude Observatory
Boulder, Colorado
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George M. Rawn
Check the gsp catalogue under scarlatti eliot fisk has done several very
accurate transcriptions they are hard but the have as many of the notes
ans can possibly be played on the guitar there should be stuff by other
good scholars there also Craig Carroll
Laurent
Joel Smith wrote:
>
> does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
> had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
> decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
> greatly appreciated.
>
with the brother Assad.
Laurent
M. G. Foster
Joel Smith wrote:
>
> does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
> had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
> decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
> greatly appreciated.
>
> joel smith jsm...@eco.utexas.edu
> university of texas at austin (512) 451-5539
Narciso Yepes has an album of Scarlatti:
Title: Domenico Scarlatti: Sonaten [12 sonatas]
Publisher: Deutsche Grammophon
Catalog no.: 413 783-2
Format: CD [DDD]
Published: 1985
Total time: 46' 56"
John Duarte has published his editions of some of Scarlatti's sonatas
through Universal Editions. Catalog numbers: UE 29159, UE 29179, UE
29158, UE 29149 and UE 29171
Carlos Barbosa Lima has also edited some sonatas & published them
through Columbia Music Co. Catalog number: CO-198 & CO-198 A & others.
Alice Artzt has also edited a sonata thru Columbia: Catalog number:
494-00309.
Obviously there are quite a few editions for you to try. You might want
to contact some large music distributors for more information.
Regards
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Kevin Woods
Laurent <bo...@worldnet.fr> wrote:
>Joel Smith wrote:
>>
>> does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
>> had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
>> decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
>> greatly appreciated.
>>
>I've got a CD played by Eduardo Fenandez with 9 sonatas and another one
>with the brother Assad.
> Laurent
Jamey Bellizzi has released a new book entitled, "30 Sonatas for
Guitar by Scarlotti, edited by Jamey Bellizzi. I spoke with Mr.
Bellizzi and he tells me he recorded a CD to accompany the book and
that both are available through Mel Bay Publications.(1-800-863-5229)
Hope this helps,
Kevin Woods
stah...@hermes2.econ.uni-hamburg.de
Laurent wrote:
>
> Joel Smith wrote:
> >
> > does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
> > had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
> > decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
> > greatly appreciated.
> >
> I've got a CD played by Eduardo Fenandez with 9 sonatas and another one
> with the brother Assad.
>
> Laurent
The Assad CD (Elektra Nonesuch
7559-79292-2) contains the following Scarlatti
Sonatas:
K 251 L 305 C
K 162 L 21 E
K 466 L 118 f
K 531 L 430 E
K 54 L 241 a
K 9 L 413 d ("Pastorale")
K 432 L 288 G
K 96 L 465 D
K 140 L 107 D
K 141 L 422 d (Toccata).
There are also pieces form J.-P. Rameau, F.
Couperin and J.S. Bach. I do recommend this CD. I
think it is worth its money!
Greetings,
Robert Stahlbock
Hamburg/Germany
Kevin Woods
Laurent <bo...@worldnet.fr> wrote:
>Joel Smith wrote:
>>
>> does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
>> had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
>> decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
>> greatly appreciated.
>>
>I've got a CD played by Eduardo Fenandez with 9 sonatas and another one
>with the brother Assad.
> Laurent
While browsing the CD section of Borders' Books and Music I came
across another CD re Scarlatti. The CD is entitled, "Sonatas by D.
Scarlatti" as performed by the Groniger Guitar Duo; Remco De Haan &
Erik Westerhof, recorded on the Ottavo label, The Hague, Netherlands,
Copyright 1994. The twelve selections are: K252, K253, K380, K213,
K141, K27, K9, K87, K190, K298, K208 and K209.
There you are,...... Hope you can use it.
Best regards,
Kevin Woods
Hesther Noordegraaf
Kevin Woods wrote:
> While browsing the CD section of Borders' Books and Music I came
> across another CD re Scarlatti. The CD is entitled, "Sonatas by D.
> Scarlatti" as performed by the Groniger Guitar Duo; Remco De Haan &
> Erik Westerhof, recorded on the Ottavo label, The Hague, Netherlands,
>
> Copyright 1994. The twelve selections are: K252, K253, K380, K213,
> K141, K27, K9, K87, K190, K298, K208 and K209.
Actually, the correct name is Groninger Guitar Duo.(Groningen is a city
in the northern part of the Netherlands.)
Something slightly off-topic, but worth mentioning:
The Groninger Guitar Duo also recorded a very nice CD called 'Danzas
Espagnolas', with, among other pieces, the Spanish Dances by Granados.
Unfortunately, I don't know the CD-label or number. But I am very
impressed by these two guys. It's worth trying to get one of their
recordings.
(Excuse me if this sounds a bit too much like a commercial message. I
just wanted to share my enthusiasm with you all)
Hesther.
ten...@davis.com
On Mon, 22 Sep 1997 14:40:28 GMT, kev...@psyber.com (Kevin Woods)
wrote:
>Laurent <bo...@worldnet.fr> wrote:
>
>>Joel Smith wrote:
>>>
>>> does anyone know of any recordings that include a great deal of scarlatti
>>> had been transcribed for the guitar??? does anyone know if there exists
>>> decent transcriptions of his work in sheet music form? any information
>>> greatly appreciated.
>>>
>>I've got a CD played by Eduardo Fenandez with 9 sonatas and another one
>>with the brother Assad.
>
>>
In addition to Yepes, Fisk, et al, Stephan Schmidt and Rachael Gauk
have CD's devoted to Scarlatti sonatas.
As for sheet music, Fisk, Tannenbaum, Brouwer, Duarte, and
Barbosa-Lima have all published transcriptions.
John Oster