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Studies No. 6 & 7

Studies No. 6 & 7

transcribed for two pianos by Thomas Adès


  • Instrumentation: 2 pianos
  • Edition: Sheet music, 2 copies
  • Series: Edition Schott
  • Order No.: ED 20067
£49.50
Weight: 0.47 kg
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Description
Nancarrow's music for player piano with acrobatic complexity that sounds hardly performable has been known for more than four decades. The traditional notation is replaced by the accurate manual punching of individual holes in player piano roles, thus enabling multi-part sounds and rhythmic counterpoints in irrational relations which could never be played so accurately by human performers.
Fortunately, Nancarrow's less complex studies are again and again arranged for a wide variety of live instrumentation. The arrangement for two pianos by the renowned British composer and conductor Thomas Adès (*1971) presents the ideal opportunity for every experienced pianist to not only listen to the studies but to play them as well.
Details
Binding: Saddle-wire stitching
Difficulty: difficult
ISMN: 979-0-001-14520-6
Performance duration: 14' 0"
Publisher: Schott Music
Series: Edition Schott
Uraufführung : 25. März 2007 London, LSO St. Luke\'s (UK) · Study 6: Katia Labèque, piano; Marielle Labèque, piano - Study 7: Thomas Adès, piano; Rolf Hind, piano
Year of composition: 1998
page number: 120
performances
2015-10-30 | San Francisco, CA (United States of America) | Performance
Conductor: Michael Wendeberg
2015-09-29 | Genève (Switzerland), Alhambra | Performance
2015-09-08 | Los Angeles, CA (United States of America) | Performance
2013-09-17 | Genève (Switzerland), Studio Ernest Ansermet — 19:45 | Performance
Conductor: Thomas Adès
Orchestra: Los Angeles Philharmonic
2011-04-08 | Los Angeles, CA (United States of America), Walt Disney Concert Hall — 20.00 h | Performance
Conductor: Thomas Adès
Orchestra: Los Angeles Philharmonic
2011-04-07 | Los Angeles, CA (United States of America), Walt Disney Concert Hall — 20.00 h | National Premiere
2007-03-25 | London (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), LSO St. Luke's — 21.30 h | World Premiere
Nancarrow's music for player piano with acrobatic complexity that sounds hardly performable has been known for more than four decades. The traditional notation is replaced by the accurate manual punching of individual holes in player piano roles, thus enabling multi-part sounds and rhythmic counterpoints in irrational relations which could never be played so accurately by human performers.
Fortunately, Nancarrow's less complex studies are again and again arranged for a wide variety of live instrumentation. The arrangement for two pianos by the renowned British composer and conductor Thomas Adès (*1971) presents the ideal opportunity for every experienced pianist to not only listen to the studies but to play them as well.
Binding: Saddle-wire stitching
Difficulty: difficult
ISMN: 979-0-001-14520-6
Performance duration: 14' 0"
Publisher: Schott Music
Series: Edition Schott
Uraufführung : 25. März 2007 London, LSO St. Luke\'s (UK) · Study 6: Katia Labèque, piano; Marielle Labèque, piano - Study 7: Thomas Adès, piano; Rolf Hind, piano
Year of composition: 1998
page number: 120
2015-10-30 | San Francisco, CA (United States of America) | Performance
Conductor: Michael Wendeberg
2015-09-29 | Genève (Switzerland), Alhambra | Performance
2015-09-08 | Los Angeles, CA (United States of America) | Performance
2013-09-17 | Genève (Switzerland), Studio Ernest Ansermet — 19:45 | Performance
Conductor: Thomas Adès
Orchestra: Los Angeles Philharmonic
2011-04-08 | Los Angeles, CA (United States of America), Walt Disney Concert Hall — 20.00 h | Performance
Conductor: Thomas Adès
Orchestra: Los Angeles Philharmonic
2011-04-07 | Los Angeles, CA (United States of America), Walt Disney Concert Hall — 20.00 h | National Premiere
2007-03-25 | London (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), LSO St. Luke's — 21.30 h | World Premiere