SKU: S9.Q564200

Are you a lover of classical piano music looking for something new and exciting to add to your repertoire? Look no further than Goldberg in Istanbul, the stunning op. 94 composition by Fazıl Say. This concert and encore piece takes the well-known themes of the Goldberg Variations by Johann Sebastian Bach and infuses them with Turkish maqams, jazz elements, and Istanbul rhythms. The result is a breathtaking fusion of cultures and styles that is sure to captivate any audience. Whether you're a pianist or harpsichordist, this sheet music publication is a must-have for any performer looking to add something fresh and unique to their repertoire. Get your copy of Goldberg in Istanbul today and experience the magic for yourself.

SKU: S9.Q11355

Hermann Schroeder (1904-1984) wrote his Sonatina da camera at the suggestion of Prof. Hugo Ruf who had been looking for attractive new music for his 'old' instrument and for his students at the Cologne Musikhochschule. This work is a little three-movement sonata which draws on both the Baroque harpsichord tradition and the classical sonata form (in the outer movements). These elements are combined very successfully with a modern tonal language; with humour and the joy of virtuoso playing getting their fair share too. It is to be hoped that Schroeder's single work for harpsichord (apart from his 'Duplum' for organ and harpsichord, Schott ED 6233) will be played by many performers and included in the rather small contemporary repertoire for harpsichord as a valuable addition.

SKU: A0.835755

For harpsichord with optional percussion or recorded looped percussion samples.

Composed 2006

Duration 4:00

Optional: percussionist(s) improvise a repeated dance rhythm with a pronounced back beat, providing a four-bar introduction and continuing throughout.

Programme note:

'I, Cog' was written in 2006 and first performed by Jane Chapman as part of the SPNM 'Sound Source' concert at the Cargo nightclub, Shoreditch, London. It is written for harpsichord with optional accompaniment provided by live improvising percussion or recorded and looped percussion samples. The brief programme note for the first performance was: Best to be happy you little cogs...

SKU: A0.1320456

A solo Harpsichord arrangement of a Madrigal by Thomas Morley. The length and upper registers are generally true to the original, however the left hand comps differently to the original vocals in order to support said upper registers more effectively. This is an ideal Grade 4 piano piece on account of its technical requirements, which are countered by an absence of explicit dynamics (considering it is primarily arranged for Harpsichord).

SKU: A0.1212176

A solo harpsichord version of John Dowland's 1596 composition 'Flow, my tears'. Its modest length and arpeggiated style make it an ideal study or intermediate sight reading piece for music grading.

SKU: A0.924150

Experimental neoclassical harpsichord solo.

SKU: A0.1134755

Soprano Saxophone and Harpsichord.