hiya! does anyone have the sheet music for anton rubinstein's valse caprice in e flat major
thanks!!!
anton rubinstein valse caprice e flat major
Are you referring to the third of these caprices:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Three_Caprices,_O ... in,_Anton)
http://imslp.org/wiki/Three_Caprices,_O ... in,_Anton)
sorry no, i actually got it from my library a few days ago. i don't think it has an opus number
edit: it's this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7wM1PvcD1E
edit: it's this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7wM1PvcD1E
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Oh, I know that piece!
I used to play it for ballet classes back in the day.
I'm not sure if my edition could be uploaded. I think it was newly engraved, might be abridged or simplified, and might have fingerings added by someone other than the composer -- besides, it's in my garage with the other music that I used to play for ballet classes.
I used to play it for ballet classes back in the day.
I'm not sure if my edition could be uploaded. I think it was newly engraved, might be abridged or simplified, and might have fingerings added by someone other than the composer -- besides, it's in my garage with the other music that I used to play for ballet classes.
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I found my copy of the music.
The edition is in a collection of waltzes copyrighted 1980, with two editors credited on the title page.
The piece has fingerings added -- presumably by the editors.
If I upload this for copyright review, I'll include the publishing-related pages, but I won't get to that until maybe this weekend at the earliest.
The edition is in a collection of waltzes copyrighted 1980, with two editors credited on the title page.
The piece has fingerings added -- presumably by the editors.
If I upload this for copyright review, I'll include the publishing-related pages, but I won't get to that until maybe this weekend at the earliest.
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Re: anton rubinstein valse caprice e flat major
I found a PD edition of the score for this piece at Duke University:
http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollecti ... 1074/pg.1/
I made a PDF of the images and uploaded them to IMSLP just now. The file is awaiting copyright review:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Valse-Caprice_in_ ... C_Anton%29
http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollecti ... 1074/pg.1/
I made a PDF of the images and uploaded them to IMSLP just now. The file is awaiting copyright review:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Valse-Caprice_in_ ... C_Anton%29
"A libretto, a libretto, my kingdom for a libretto!" -- Cesar Cui (letter to Stasov, Feb. 20, 1877)