Cubus plays To a Wild Rose from Woodland Sketches by Edward Alexander MacDowell. MP3 and sheet music: cubus-adsl.dk Playlist with all musical pieces by MACDOWELL posted by cubusdk: www.youtube.com. + Informações

I.Larghetto calmato. Played by Eugene List (piano) and the Westphalian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Siegfried Landau.. + Informações

Played by Stephen Hough.. + Informações

MACDOWELL: Sea Pieces, Op. 55, Song, and AD 1620, recorded for the Welte-Mignon reproducing piano by Herbert Fryer at Steinway Hall in London in March 1909, published on rolls nos. 1575 and 1574, and played back in May 2009 on a Hamburg Steinway Welte grand, no. 209642, in London, England. Audio recording copyright 2009 by the Pianola Institute. Photos from "Edward Macdowell" by Lawrence Gilman, in the series, "Living Masters of Music", published in 1906 by John Lane, The Bodley Head, and from the Aeolian Company 1927 Duo-Art Catalogue. These two Sea Pieces (and there are two more on the same Welte rolls) are probably the earliest piano recordings of Macdowell's music that can be played back in something approaching hi-fi. On the day of uploading, they are one hundred years and 83 days old, and they sound remarkably natural. Herbert Fryer (1877-1957) studied at the Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music in London, and went on to have lessons with Ferruccio Busoni in Weimar. Although he is not as well-remembered as some other pianists, his international career was extensive and long-lasting. Like the Horowitz/Rachmaninov roll that is also amongst our videos, Fryer's performances have an intimate quality, which in this case especially suits the reflective nature of Macdowell's music. Given the "special relationship" that is loudly quoted as existing between the two English-speaking communities on opposite sides of the Big Pond, these rolls are a reminder that not .... + Informações

1-4. Played by James Barbagallo.. + Informações

Another piece from Op. 51 "Woodland Sketches" that is a lot of fun to play. For solo piano. This piece was recorded using Sonar X1c. The piano sound comes from the "Grand Piano 2" preset of my Yamaha CP33 Piano, with no other effects; a stock sound.. + Informações

Played by Phillip Sear www.psear.co.uk. + Informações

Edward MacDowell (1860-1908) Romance for Cello and Orchestra, op. 35 Aisling Drury Byrne, cello and the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland conducted by Arthur Fagen Footage taken while waiting for somebody à coté de chateau Mauzun.. + Informações

Written in 1884, this is the latter piece in 2 Phantasiestücke, Op.17 for solo piano, called the "Witch's Dance". This concert etude is also a perfect background piece for the Hallow e'en season. The sheet music is available here: imslp.org. + Informações

Polonaise, Op. 46 no. 12 by Edward MacDowell Anthony Feldman, Piano. + Informações

Cubus plays 'At an old Trysting-place' from Woodland Sketches by Edward Alexander MacDowell. MP3 and sheet music: cubus-adsl.dk Playlist with all musical pieces by MACDOWELL posted by cubusdk: www.youtube.com Sound: Synthogy Ivory II Grand Pianos - German D 18 Level 2 (a Steinway D sampled in 18 dynamic levels).. + Informações

I played Edward MacDowell, Piano concerto No.2 with UTSA student orchestra in feb,2007.. + Informações

MacDowell Virtuoso Etudes Op. 46 no. 4 (Improvisation) Anthony Feldman, Piano (Age 13) Piano: Grotrian 192. + Informações

Brandon Milardo, baritone Luke Massery, piano Edward MacDowell - The Sea April 16, 2010 Unitarian Universalist Society of Amherst Amherst, MA. + Informações

This peice, along with MacDowell's entire Woodland Sketches collection can be found in this fine G. Schirmer edition: www.sheetmusicplus.com. + Informações

Reverie by Edward A. MacDowell, transcribed by Karl Rissland, for violin and piano. Yuriy Mikhlin, violin, and David Barela, piano, was recorded on July 18, 2010, at Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Seattle, Washilgton.. + Informações

Duo Violeta - Marcelo Brazil e Rosa Barros - Gravado ao vivo no Teatro do SESI - São Paulo - 18/07/2010. + Informações

1 - The Eagle 2 - The Brook 3 - Moonshine 4 - Winter ----------------------------------- MacDowell (1861-1908) wrote this set of four short pieces in Wiesbaden, Germany in 1887 or 1888. He had been living there, teaching and composing, since 1883, the year after he had visited Liszt in Weimar. . This set - which MacDowell revised in 1906 - is really four miniature concert works, and it encapsulate many aspects of MacDowell's style. 'The Eagle' is prefaced by a poem of Tennyson: 'He clasps the crag with crooked hands; Close to the sun in lonely lands, Ringed with the azure world, he stands. The wrinkled sea beneath him crawls; He watches from his mountain walls, And like a thunderbolt he falls.' The music - written in the grand style of his sonata slow movements - is highly programmatic, almost balletic (note the depiction of the last line of the poem!). 'The Brook' depicts a poem by Bulwer-Lytton: 'Gay below the cowslip bank, see, the billow dances; There I lay, beguiling time - when I liv'd romances; Dropping pebbles in the wave, fancies into fancies.' The Dante Gabriel Rossetti prefacing 'Moonshine' is too long to reproduce here, but it depicts a weary tramp walking in the moonlight and being beguiled by the play of its reflected streaks. 'Winter' depicts the following Shelley poem: A widow bird sate mourning for her Love Upon a wintry bough; The frozen wind crept on above, The freezing stream below. There was no leaf upon the forest bare, No flower upon the ground, And .... + Informações

To A Wild Rose by Edward MacDowell Performed and arranged by John Oeth Free score available at johnoeth.weebly.com. + Informações

Composer: Edward MacDowell Artists: The Romantic Strings Album: Reader's Digest, Soft and Soothing Moods (Disc 2) - Enjoy! -. + Informações

Edward MacDowell - 6 Little Pieces After JS Bach No. 2 Menuet After BWV Anh. 114 in G major and BWV Anh. 115 in G minor (Usually attributed to Christian Petzold) Sheet Music - imslp.org Digital Piano - Erakko Ippolitov. + Informações

I played this piece at the King of Glory Lutheran Church for my teacher's spring recital. I played this piece way too fast! I was practicing in my lap, when I realized that I'd forgotten how to play the first measure! So when I got up there, my nerves kicked in and I basically lost control of my fingers. How sad. ): So please, excuse all the sloppy mistakes.. + Informações

The second piece from op 51 "Woodland Sketches", this lively little miniature is perfect for the upcoming Autumn festivities; especially Hallow e'en. Will o' the Wisp is the name given to the mysterious lights which are seen at night in the forests and were said to lead travellers from their well-trodden paths into treacherous marshes; thus to their deaths. It resembles a flickering lamp and recedes when approached. Recorded using Sonar X1C 64-bit & the "Bright Steiner" patch in Ivory II.. + Informações

From "Woodland Sketches" - Opus 51. This set of miniatures from 1896 which captures the New England countryside with a warmth and honesty seldom heard today, is recognized as a true American classic.. + Informações

Another fun piece in the spirit of Halloween by Edward MacDowell, #6 from his 'Fireside Tales' Opus 61. I played & recorded this piece using PianoTeq's historical 'Erard' piano emulation with a few tweaks, as this would have been the piano that MacDowell would have played regularly at the conservatoire in Paris, and composed on during the early part of his career in Europe. The score is interesting in that the music is written in almost a 'trio' manner, lending itself quite easily to being played on 3 pianos; perhaps that was the intent. The score is available here for those who would like to study it: imslp.org. + Informações