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BARENREITER DEBUSSY Children's Corner Little Suite For Solo Piano

BARENREITER DEBUSSY Children's Corner Little Suite For Solo Piano

BARENREITER DEBUSSY Easy Piano Pieces & Dances

BARENREITER DEBUSSY Easy Piano Pieces & Dances

BARENREITER DEBUSSY Deux Arabesques Solo For Piano

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  • Catalog #: BA08768
  • URTEXT W/FINGER
  • PIANO SOLO






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Deux Arabesques pour le Piano

Composer/Author: Debussy, Claude

Editor: Back, Regina / Palme, Frederik

Performance score(s), Urtext edition

Piano

 

Close on the heels of Regina Back’s critical edition of Debussy’s Children’s Corner come the equally popular Deux Arabesques in the definitive Urtext performing edition.

These two jewels of the piano literature were first published in 1891 and made available at the time in a relatively small print run of 300 copies. In 1903 the French publisher Durand attempting to capitalize on Debussy’s quickly growing fame published the Arabesque No.1 in an advertisement in Le Figaro and between 1904 and the new engraving with corrections and revisions in 1912 more than 50,000 copies were sold!

Bärenreiter’s new Urtext edition while drawing on all known sources, documents the geneses of the compositions until 1912 and the new edition is based on this corrected 1912 re-engraving.


- State-of-the-Art Bärenreiter quality Urtext
- Performer information on Aesthetics i.e. pedalling, tempo, articulation, dynamics
- Critical report ( Eng. ) and Facsimile…


“Another direct hit for Bärenreiter’s !” (Piano Journal, Winter 2008)

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