Vingt sonates pour piano par P. Antonio Soler revues et transcrites par P. Samuel Rubio. / Piano

Vingt sonates pour piano par P. Antonio Soler revues et transcrites par P. Samuel Rubio. / Piano

Vingt sonates pour piano par P. Antonio Soler revues et transcrites par P. Samuel Rubio. / Piano

Score-Carlos Surinach's Soleriana for Concert Band. Based on the Fandango by Padre Antonio Soler (1729-1783). Full score.Duration: approx. 15 minutes.

Par SOLER PADRE ANTONIO. Publication du manuscrit original, en parties séparées : violon I - violon II - alto - violoncelle - clavecin. Présentation par Jean-Patrice Brosse : contexte historique et culturel de la vie du Padre Soler - les quintettes du Padre Soler - l'oeuvre du Padre Soler - table des matières. - / Niveau : Facile / Répertoire / Instruments Divers dont L'Alto, Clavecin et plusie

The fame of the Spanish composer and theorist Padre Antonio Soler has long been eclipsed by that of Domenico Scarlatti. These Sonatas based on a printed copy published in London c. 1795 demonstrate clearly that Soler while inspired by elements of Scarlatti's music developed a musical language all his own.The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 8)

Par SOLER. Padre Antonio Soler (1729-1783) was an Catalan polymath and composer, who composed over 100 Keyboard Sonatas. Debate rages as to whether he studied under Scarlatti, but he was definitely influenced by the latter’s music, and contributed much to the development of European Organ, Piano, and Harpsichord music. Sonata por la Princesa de Asturias was one of his many works that had been lost, but was found in a private collection and published in 1979 by the Spanish pianist and musicologist Antonio Baciero./ Répertoire / Piano

La référence GB4596 de l'éditeur Billaudot dont l'auteur célèbre est Soler Pedro, qui a pour titre 3 SONATES (EXTRAITS), a été écrite et composée pour Guitare et plus particulièrement pour 2 Guitares. Cette partition musicale appartient à la catégorie Classique. / 2 Guitares / Partition

Vilancicos. Par SOLER ANTONIO. Vilancicos/ Répertoire / Soprano Solo, Choeur SATB, Orgue et Cordes sans Al

Father Antonio Soler was born in Spain in 1729. Priest and composer he was also a brilliant exponent of the Harpsichord and composed more than two hundred sonatas for that instrument as well as concertos for the Organ ninemasses and sixty psalm settings part of a total output of around five hundred works.  These Three Sonatas are composed for Guitar duet. Appointed Master of the Chapel to the royalmonastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial he died there in 1783.