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Jazz-inspired Works for Piano. Erwin Schulhoff. Piano Solo sheet music.

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Jazz-inspired Works for Piano. اروین Schulhoff. نت پیانو.

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Jazz-inspired Works for Piano composed by Erwin Schulhoff. 1894-1942. Edited by Michael Kube. For piano solo. Performance score. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag. BA.BA9559. Erwin Schulhoff was a German-speaking composer who was born in Prague in 1894 and died in the Nazi concentration camp in Wulzburg. Bavaria. in 1942. In the 1920s he returned to his native Prague to teach at the local conservatory. His compositions, with their blend of traditional genres, jazz syncopations, dance rhythms and moderately expanded tonality, were fully attuned to the tenor of the times. This edition contains five of Schulhoff's piano cycles with a total of thirty-five jazz-inflected pieces ranging from the relatively easy Esquisses de jazz. 1927. to the fairly demanding Cinq etudes de jazz. 1926. This is the first Urtext edition of this music and draws on the original prints comparing them with the surviving handwritten sources. Errors have been corrected and distinctive traits of Schulhoff's notation retained.

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Jazz-inspired Works for Piano composed by Erwin Schulhoff. 1894-1942. ویرایش شده توسط مایکل کوبه. برای پیانو. نمره عملکرد. منتشر شده توسط Baerenreiter ورلاگ. BA.BA9559. Erwin Schulhoff was a German-speaking composer who was born in Prague in 1894 and died in the Nazi concentration camp in Wulzburg. بایرن. در سال 1942. در 1920s او به مادری پراگ خود بازگشت به تدریس در هنرستان های محلی. ساخته های خود را با ترکیب خود را از ژانرهای سنتی، syncopations جاز، ریتم رقص و آهنگ متوسط ​​گسترش، به طور کامل به تنور از بار هماهنگ بودند. This edition contains five of Schulhoff's piano cycles with a total of thirty-five jazz-inflected pieces ranging from the relatively easy Esquisses de jazz. 1927. to the fairly demanding Cinq etudes de jazz. 1926. این اولین نسخه Urtext از این موسیقی است و تساوی در چاپ اصلی مقایسه آنها با منابع دست نوشته های باقی مانده. Errors have been corrected and distinctive traits of Schulhoff's notation retained.