Partituras para 2 para pianos 4 manos

Klavierauszug für 2 Klaviere

Victor Fenigstein ist ein Schweizer Komponist und Klavierpädagoge. Nach anfänglichem Violinunterricht lernte Fenigstein am Konservatorium seiner Vaterstadt Klavier bei Emil Frey und als Meisterschüler...

The Concerto for piano and wind instruments, created in the last stage of the life of Antonio Ruiz-Pipó (1934-1997), certainly is one of his most outstanding compositions. Expressive, yet at the same...

Klavierauszug für 2 Klaviere

This new Urtext edition, prepared by Klaus Burmeister, of one of the most famous of piano concertos, is based on the first two printed editions (as no autograph score of the solo part survives). It in...

The 'Passacailles for two Pianos' were written during the years (1954-60) when the composer lived and studied in Paris. During this period his compositional technique was dominated by a system of tetr...

This edition (reduction for 2 pianos) for Rautavaara's Piano Concerto No. 3 Gift of Dreams is now available for the first time. The work was composed for Vladimir Ashkenazy and it is a masterpiece of...

Klavierauszug für 2 Klaviere

The composer stresses that the two pianists can only realize the symmetrical structures through cooperation. They must be travelling in agreement along the same path. An extremely important work from...

Klavierauszug für 2 Klaviere

With 2 performers at 2 pianos, the musical effect is orchestral and exuberant as this famous Irving Berlin gem marches through its key changes, contrasts, and playful jumps in melodic duties between t...

The world-famous Dranoff Two Piano Competition based in Miami, FL has commissioned a number of new works from composers such as William Bolcom, Morton Gould, Ned Rorem, and Michel Legrand, and in 2001...

Steinway artist Joel Hastings has championed Carter Pann's piano music; presenting an all-Pann concert; in which the composer has also performed. For Hastings and for himself; Pann has written this th...

For Two Pianos

Piano duet. For Piano I, Piano II. Premiered April 2, 1941 in Town Hall, New York by Vincent and Dorothea Persichetti. Performance score. Composed 1940. Opus 13. 28 pages.