Muzio Clementi
Clementi’s Selection of Practical Harmony WO 7 for Organ or Piano - Vol. 2
- Editor: Andrea Coen
- Publisher: Ut Orpheus
- Code: MC 52.2
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€ 73.95
Practical Harmony is a monumental anthology in four volumes comprising nearly two hundred compositions by Italian, German, English and Austrian composers chosen by Clementi in his combined role of editor and, in some cases, arranger. Above all, the double and self-evident destination for organ and piano, in itself not new but nevertheless not so frequent, since it deals with a choice of compositions mostly concerning the so-called “stile osservato”. The name of each instrument is printed on the same line and in the same font. If then, we add to this that an appropriate number of pieces is taken from what can more correctly be called the harpsichord repertoire, the anthology acquires what could be described as a distinctive and even more interesting ‘keyboard eclecticism’.
Author: Muzio Clementi (1752-1832)
Editor: Andrea Coen
Publication Date: 12/2/2020
Series: Muzio Clementi Opera Omnia
Pages: pp. 248
Size: 235x315 mm
Binding: Paperback (Soft Cover)
ISMN: 979-0-2153-2702-3
Code: MC 52.2
The Organ Magazine (August-October 2021)
... This volume, with 231 pages of music, contains the same introductory material as volume 1 including Clementi’s table of ornaments, and a table of original sources used. Fewer composers are represented than in volume one but their pieces are all quite substantials ... provides a further selection of very useful pieces, only a few requiring pedals, notated as the lowest note of the bass stave, but with several requiring an advanced technical ability. (John Collins)
... This volume, with 231 pages of music, contains the same introductory material as volume 1 including Clementi’s table of ornaments, and a table of original sources used. Fewer composers are represented than in volume one but their pieces are all quite substantials ... provides a further selection of very useful pieces, only a few requiring pedals, notated as the lowest note of the bass stave, but with several requiring an advanced technical ability. (John Collins)
Sunday by Sunday (June 2021)
... This volume, with 231 pages of music, contains the same introductory material as volume 1 and a table of original sources. It is indeed expensive, but provides a further selection of useful pieces, only a few requiring pedals, but several requiring an advanced technical ability. (John Collins)
... This volume, with 231 pages of music, contains the same introductory material as volume 1 and a table of original sources. It is indeed expensive, but provides a further selection of useful pieces, only a few requiring pedals, but several requiring an advanced technical ability. (John Collins)
Organ Music Reviews (June 2021)
... In summary, this volume would grace any modern musical connoisseur’s library and remains a rewarding collection to take to the piano or organ. (Chris Maxim)
... In summary, this volume would grace any modern musical connoisseur’s library and remains a rewarding collection to take to the piano or organ. (Chris Maxim)