Fuga. Moderato

Publikacja zawiera transkrypcję Fantazji i Fugi Jana Sebstiana Bacha i Franciszka Liszta na fortepian. Oryginał utworu przeznaczony jest na organy solo. Utwór przeznaczony jest dla muzyków zaawansowanych. Fantasia - tempo Grave (ósemka = 52); Fuga - tempo Allegro moderato (ćwierćnuta = 80).

Lista utworów:
Larghetto (Bassani G. B.)
Fuga (Pollaroli C. F.)
Preludio e Fuga (Frescobaldi G.)
Toccata cromatica (Frescobaldi G.)
Toccata (Frescobaldi G.)
Canzone IV (Frescobaldi G.)
Elevazione (Palafuti)
Elevazione (Zipoli D.)
Aria da chiesa
Allegro (Pescetti G. B.)
Adagio (Martini G. B.)
Preludio ed assai moderato (Martini G. B.)

Jan Koetsier born in Amsterdam in 1911, the composer studied at the Berlin College of Muis and later returned to Amsterdam as a conductor. From there he went in 1950 to Munich, to the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, obtaining a full professorship at the College of Music there in 1966. Now a freelance composer, he lives in Upper Bavaria. As a composer Koetsier has worked in the most varied fields. His 3rd symphony has been performed in philadelphia and New York, for example. His "Concerto for Trumpet, Trombone and Orchestra" as well as "The Man Lot" for male chorus, baritone speaker and orchestra received their first performance from the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra under Rafael Kubelik in Munich.

Lista utworów:
Sonata Praeclassica - Toccata op. 142 (Koetsier Jan)
Sonata Praeclassica - Ciaconna op. 142 (Koetsier Jan)
Sonata Praeclassica - Fuga op. 142 (Koetsier Jan)

Kolekcja utworów organowych mistrzów włoskich XVI - XVIII wieku. Znajdziesz tu kompozycje m. in.: G. B. Bassani'ego (1657 - 1716), C. F. Pollaroli (1653 - 1722), G. Frescobaldi'ego (1583 - 1643), G. B. Martiniego (1706 - 1784) i innych.
Stan publikacji: dobry, nuty czyste, zagniecenia rogów stron, okładka zabrudzona i naddarta na grzbiecie.

Karol Szymanowski wrote the Second Symphony in B flat major Op. 19 in the years 1909 - 1910. The first sketches were made in April 1909 and a draft of the whole work was ready by September 1909. The orchestration occupied the composer from October 1909 until the end of 1910 and even (in the case of the last pages of the second movement) the beginning of 1911.
It was Szymanowski's fourth work for symphony orchestra following the Concert Overture in E major Op. 12 (1904 - 1905), the incomplete First Symphony in F minor Op. 15 (1906 - 1907) and Pentezilea, the song for soprano and orchestra Op. 18 to words by Stanisław Wyspiański.
The Second Symphony was performed for the first time in Warsaw on 7 April 1911 by the orchestra of the Warsaw Philharmonia conducted by Grzegorz Fitelberg and then under the same conductor in Berlin on 1 December 1911, Vienna on 18 January 1912, Leipzig on 29 January 1912 and Cracow on 25 April 1912 (where it was performed by the Wiener Konzert - Verein orchestra). In spite of its success with audiences and praise from the critics, Szymanowski was not pleased with the orchestration of the Second Symphony. Some considerable time elapsed, however, before he had the opportunity to make what he considered to be the necessary instrument and even formal revisions, reductions and amendments. The occasion arose in July 1927 when the composer was staying at Chojnice, an estate belonging to friends in Pomerania, rebuilding his health and nervous condition which, in the years 1926 - 1927, had markedly deteriorated. At thet time he was not capable of undertaking creative work and attending to the old piece provided him with a substitute.
The Second Symphony consists of two movements: - Allegro moderato. Grazioso (350 bars) and - Lento. Theme with Variations (291 bars), which leads without a break to the Fugue. Finale. Allegro moderato molto energico (119 bars).

Lista utworów:
II Symfonia B-dur op. 19 (Szymanowski Karol)