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Old 04-01-2009, 02:45 AM
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Question Bottesini accompaniments for orchestral tuning

What I'm looking for initially is a piano accompaniment for 'Sonambula' in concert pitch. I only have one bass and I don't want to change strings every time I do a solo gig. I have all the Yorke edition Bottesini in orchestral tuning but there are a few gaps (such as the Sonnambula).
Can anyone direct me to a good printed edition of this?

Secondly I was wondering if anyone has made a collection of this material and, if not, perhaps we could assemble a list of links and downloadable stuff here. That's if the moderators agree of course.

Much obliged,
FC
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Old 04-01-2009, 03:06 PM
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http://www.douglasmappmusic.com/ is one place to look. I don't think he has transcribed it yet but he might on request. It takes quite a lot of work to do this work so clearly you have to pay something. Another option is to find a pianist who can transpose. Many can do this if the accompaniment is easy enough and/or they have enough time to work on it.
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Old 04-02-2009, 02:39 AM
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http://www.douglasmappmusic.com/ is one place to look. I don't think he has transcribed it yet but he might on request. It takes quite a lot of work to do this work so clearly you have to pay something. Another option is to find a pianist who can transpose. Many can do this if the accompaniment is easy enough and/or they have enough time to work on it.

Thank you very much Neil, This is exactly what I was looking for and much more too!

I had to stop or I would spend all my pocket money there! Mapp has a great list!

Cheers
Fergus

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