Compete Sonatas，Invitation to the Dance and Other Piano Works 韦伯奏鸣曲、《邀舞》和其它钢琴作品

作者： Carl Maria von Weber著

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出版时间： 1992-9-1字数：版次： 1页数： 242印刷时间：开本： 大16开印次： 1纸张：I S B N ： 9780486272627包装： 平装内容简介

A virtuoso of the piano and a pioneer of musical Romanticism, Carl Maria von Weber (1786-1826) wrote piano music of elegance and grandeur enhanced with bravura technical effects that profoundly influenced later 19th-century piano music. This volume presents virtually all Weber's works for piano solo: the four piano sonatas--Opus 24 in C Major (1812), Opus 39 in A-flat Major (1816), Opus 49 in D Minor (1816) and Opus 70 in E Minor (1822)-considered the core of his output; his most popular piano composition, Invitation to the Dance, a waltz later orchestrated by Berlioz and used for the celebrated ballet Le Spectre de la Rose;eight lively and engaging sets of variations; and the dazzling Momento Capriccioso, Grande Polonaise, Rondo Brillante and Polacca Brillante. Pianists will enjoy exploring this richly varied collection of piano masterworks, reprinted from the authoritative edition published by C. F. Peters of Leipzig.

目录

Sonata No.1 in C Major, Op.24:(1812; ded.to the Grand Duchess Maria Paulowna of Weimar)

Ⅰ: Allegro, 1.

Ⅱ: Adagio, 10.

Ⅲ: Menuetto, 14.

Ⅳ: Rondo, 19.

Sonata No.2 in A-flat Major, Op.39 (1816; ded.toFrangois Lauska)

Ⅰ: Allegro moderato, con spirito ed assai legato, 28.

Ⅱ: Andante, 39.

Ⅲ: Menuetto capriccioso, 45.

Ⅳ" Rondo, 52.

Sonata No.3 in D Minor, Op.49 (1816)

Ⅰ: Allegro feroce, 61.

Ⅱ: Andante con moto, 72.

Ⅲ: Rondo, 78.

Sonata No.4 in E Minor, Op.70 (1819-22; ded.toJohann Friedrich Rochlitz)

Ⅰ: Moderato, 90.

Ⅱ: Menuetto, 98.

Ⅲ: Andante(quasi Allegretto)consolante, 103.

Ⅳ: Finale, 107.

Momento Capriccioso [Capricious Moment],Op.12 (1808)

Grande Polonaise [Grand Polonaise], Op.21 (1808)

Rondo Brillante ("La Gaitd") [Brilliant Rondo("Gaiety")], Op.62 (1819)

Invitation to the Dance [Aufforderung zum Tanze],Op.65 (1819; ded.to his wife, Caroline)

Polacca Brillante ("L'Hilarit") [Brilliant Polacca("Mirth")], Op.72 (1819)

Variations on an Original Theme, Op.2 (1800; ded.to Johann Nepomuk Kalcher)

Variations on a Theme from Vogler's Castore ePolluce, Op.5 (1804)

Variations on a Theme from Vogler's Sarnori, Op.6(1804)

Variations on Bianchi's "Vien' qua, Dorina bella,"Op.7 (1807)

Variations on an Original Theme, Op.9 (1808)

Variations on a Theme from Mehul's Joseph, Op.28(1812; ded.to Fanny von Wiebeking)

Variations on a Russian Theme ("Sch6ne Minka"), Op.40 (1815)

Variations on a Gypsy Song, Op.55 (1817)