Ravel, Maurice : Menuet Sur Le Nom de Haydn

Ravel's Menuet based upon the letters of Haydn's name was written for Haydn's centenary in May 1909.

Maurice Ravel wrote his Menuet Sur Le Nom D'Haydn in September 1909 to commemorate the Viennese classicist who died 100 years before on 31 May 1809. The piece was published for the first time in connection with an 'Hommage à Joseph Haydn' in the Revue musicale to which several contemporaries of Ravel contributed as well. The original edition still in use today was published shortly after. A comparison with the composer's autograph currently in France and privately owned clearly shows the errors and shortcomings of the two first editions so that Ravel's musical intentions can now be published in full measure for the first timein the present new critical edition.

Veteran orchestral conductor and writer Cliff Colnot has created a unique set of publications featuring scoring especially for student groups with varying skill levels. With challenging parts for a solo violin and a solo cello supported by intermediate level parts for the ensemble and simplified bass parts these superb arrangements are ideal for many student groups.Taken from three piano pieces songs include: Menuet sur le nom d'Haydn LaVallee des cloches (from Miroirs) and A la maniere de Borodine (Valse). Dur: 8:45

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Cette originale fanfare d?ouverture est basée sur l?orthographe du nom de l?orchestre dédicataire : tout comme Maurice Ravel écrivit son Menuet sur le nom de Haydn Satoshi Yagisawa a transformé 'Alphamonic' en ?la-mi-si-la-la-fa-la-sol-si-do? des notes qui viennent colorer d?une manière inaltérable toute sa composition.

A large selection of Piano literature, from the baroque to the modern, is presented in a variety of forms, colours, and expressions. Included are pieces affording the student a greater opportunity to attain technical and pianistic effectiveness. The titles follow an approximately chronological sequence from the baroque to our modern period. All selections are in their original form, neither arranged, nor simplified, and are based on urtext or other highly reliable editions. / Piano

Revidierte Neuausgabe. Par . / Date parution : 2023-07-31/ Recueil / Flûte Traversière