Bottesini "alla Mendelssohn"

[dragonetti11]

Hey,
Does anyone know where I can find a publication of Bottesini's Allegro di Concerto "alla Mendelssohn"? Lemur does not seem to have it and I can't find it anywhere. It seems to me that Lemur had at one time......anyway if anyone one knows....or has a copy themselves....please help me out
Thanks

[Charles Shores]

I found the piece at my local music store, Brodt's Music. It was like $35.00...

The publisher I bought it from is "Peters," I think

Chad

[Charles Shores]

I searched the Peters website, looks like they might not be publishing it anymore.

[cold elephant]

Its available in a collection of Bottesini pieces brought together by Ludwig Streicher, I think. Also, there is a Music Minus One style play along edition with bass part and CD which you can get from sheetmusicplus.com which also contains the second concerto.

[dragonetti11]

sheet music plus says that the musis is written in solo tuning. Anywhere I can get this? I was unable to find anything about the ludwig edition....I need the sheet music by the way and not a recording.

[cold elephant]

Sorry, the Streicher edition is called 'Ausgewahlte Stucke' and is published by Breitkopf & Hartel. It's in solo tuning (but you do get the first two elegies, the paisiello fantasy, sonnambula fantasy, possibly 1 more fantasy, the intro & gavotte, the tarantella and the grande allegro). I don't really know if there are any orchestra tuning versions of this piece, but like some of his other pieces it might just be difficult to find.

[mcnaire2004]

Originally Posted by cold elephant

Its available in a collection of Bottesini pieces brought together by Ludwig Streicher, I think. Also, there is a Music Minus One style play along edition with bass part and CD which you can get from sheetmusicplus.com which also contains the second concerto.

Yea, I had to order music minus one from lemur to get a copy of the piece to.