Corelli Variations op. 42-Rachmaninoff wrote his well-known Piano cycle in 1931 at a time when his great works for Piano solo and the Piano concertos had already made him very famous. Yet it is by no means the ?work of an old man?.Thecomposer?s variations on the theme ?La folia? (taken from a sonata by Corelli) are like a series of fireworks on the Piano. He once drily said to a friend ?All this mad running about is necessary in order to efface the theme?.Did Rachmaninoff succeed in silencing ?la folia? i.e. the ?madness?? Why not see for yourself.

Original key for high voice-Rachmaninoff composed his collection of 13 songs Op. 34 in 1912 but it was only three years later that he added a little closing piece without any text: the Vocalise which soonoutshone the other songs in terms of popularity and renown. Since its first performance in 1916 this expressive melancholy piece has circulated in countless arrangements by others.Rachmaninoff himself made anarrangement for Orchestra and Voice as well as one for orchestra alone. Our Urtext edition contains the original version for High Voice and Piano and is based on the autograph sources in the Glinka Museum in Moscow. A particularhighlight is the separate vocal part that not only serves singers well but also all those instrumentalists who wish to play this wonderful piece using the original solo part.

Sonatas Op. 28 Op. 36-From an earlier Belwin Mills edition this is Volume 5 of a series of the piano works of the great Russian-American composer. Included are Rachmaninoff's Opus 28 and Opus 36 Sonatas. The Opus 28 in D-minor in three movements was completed in 1907 and was introduced in Dresden Germany. The Opus 36 in B-flat minor also in three movements was written and 1913 but was later revised by the composer.

Nine of Rachmaninoff's greatest themes arranged for the intermediate standard pianist. Includes Piano Concerto No 3 (theme from Shine) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1st movt) Symphony No 2 (3rd movt theme) Vocalise and more.

11 morceaux préférés de Rachmaninoff, tirées de la symphonies, des concertos, des préludes et des chansons, habilement simplifié et arrangé pour clarinette et piano (avec accompagnement CD) par Hywel Davies.Piano parties à ces pièces sont disponibles sur l'accompagnement CD/CD-CD-ROM comme fichiers PDF de haute qualité. / Clarinette Et Piano

From an earlier Belwin Mills edition this is Volume 2 of a series of the piano works of the great Russian-American composer. These compositions were written as 'picture pieces' though Rachmaninoff did not reveal what each piece was to suggest preferring to leave that discovery to the pianist. This book contains the complete Opus 33 and Opus 39 works

This authentic edition contains classic Piano works by Rachmaninoff with instructions and performance notes. Russian paintings from the period are featured on the cover.

Rachmaninoff knew how to make a melody turn and stretch and draw the listener in to its flow. This arrangement for treble choir lets the voices carry the famous tune sharing in harmony or even moving into counterpoint at times. Veteran pianist Jan Sanborn supplied her expertise to the piano accompaniment. A great concert choice for treble choirs of all ages. Easy to medium in difficulty.

Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics Vol. 2127-Three of the most beloved Romantic piano concertos are now available in one volume: Schumann's Concerto in A minor Op. 54; Grieg's Concerto in A minor Op. 16; and Rachmaninoff's Concerto No. 2 in C minor Op. 18. Theorchestra parts for transcribed for a second piano making these ideal for private study or preparation for competitions. Two copies are necessary for performance.

Serge Rachmaninoff: Complete Songs For Voice And Piano is a rich collection of 71 compositions including some of the most hauntingly beautiful passages in vocal literature. This songbook is an exciting treasury of glorious songs; Opp. 4 14 21 26 34 and 38 have all been reproduced from authoritative sources in a convenient one-volume edition.Most lyrics are in Russian (Cyrillic) with English translations.

This is the first transcription for the clarinet of Rachmaninoff's great Cello Sonata Op. 19 of 1901. Julian Bliss has skilfully arranged the work and has maintained its authenticity throughout. There are small modifications in passages that include double stopping and other particularly string-like devices; the result is an important addition to the clarinet repertoire. This is also the first re-setting of the piano part for many years and mistakes in former editions have been corrected.

An arrangement of Rachmaninoff?s famous ?song without words? for chamber orchestra (double woodwind and strings) by conductor and composer José Serebrier. The beautiful melody and stirring harmonies would be a fine addition to a small orchestra?s repertoire. Performance materials available on hire from Boosey & Hawkes.

Thema aus dem 3. Satz-A famous melody and one of Rachmaninoff's most enduring and subtle in this editin the clarinet takes all the major melodies for violin from the full score.