Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Beethoven, Schubert & Schumann Works for Flute & Piano - Ransom Wilson (2016)

Composers: Beethoven, Schubert & Schumann
Artist:  Peter Frankl (Piano), Ransom Wilson (flute)
Genre: Romantic, Chamber
Label: Naxos America
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Beethoven, Schubert & Schumann, all are the giants of music but they barely known for their flute works. Famous flutist / conductor Ransom Wilson (student of Pierre Rampal) compiled some of their works in this CD. Beethoven got his better known piece, Serenade in D major Op.41 covered. While Schumann and Schubert part is rather lesser known. A good CD for sample of Romantic era music done in flute. The CD notes:

RANSOM WILSON has long been recognized internationally as one of the greatest flutists of his generation. After graduation from the Juilliard School in 1973, he spent a year in Paris as a private student of Jean-Pierre Rampal. In 1976 he gave his official debut concert in New York City, with Rampal as his guest artist. An exclusive recording contract with Angel/EMI followed soon thereafter, along with extensive performances all over the world. Ransom Wilson is an Artist of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Professor of Flute at Yale University, Conductor at SUNY Purchase, Assistant Conductor at the Metropolitan Opera, Artistic Director of LE TRAIN BLEU ensemble, and Music Director of the Lar Lubovitch Dance Company, and Artistic Director of the NY State Summer School of the Arts, School of Orchestral Studies. Franz Schuberts only significant work for flute is an offshoot of his famous song-cycle Die schöne Müllerin, completed in November 1823. In January 1824 he took the melody of the 18th song, Trockne Blumen (Faded Flowers) and made it the basis of his Introduction and Variations in E minor on Trockne Blumen for flute and piano. It may have been composed for Schuberts friend Ferdinand Bogner, a professor of flute at the Vienna Conservatory, but it remained unpublished and perhaps unperformed until 1850, when the work was issued posthumously as Schuberts op. 160. Since then it has formed an essential part of the flute repertoire. Beethovens only mature and substantial contribution to the instruments repertoire is the Serenade, op.25 for flute, violin and viola, written in 1801. In 1803, the Bohemian composer Franz X. Kleinheinz (1772-1832), who had recently arrived in Vienna to study with Beethovens old teacher Albrechtsberger, arranged this work for flute (or violin) and piano. The arrangement was obviously carried out with Beethovens full approval, as he is known to have checked it over and sanctioned it before it was printed in December, 1803. Robert Schumann wrote no original pieces for flute. However, it is but a small leap for flautists to include the 3 Romanzen op.94 in their repertoire. They were written in 1849, for oboe, but with the composers indication that they were suitable for either clarinet or violin. The Romanzen are simply Songs without Words, and as such open to all instrumental colours equally. 


Beethoven, Schubert & Schumann: Works for Flute & Piano
Ransom Wilson, Peter Frankl - BUY IT HERE

SCHUBERT:
Introduction and Variations on Trockne Blumen from Die schöne Müllerein, D. 802
1. Introduction Andante
2. Theme "Trockne Blumen" Andantino
3-9 Variations I-VII

BEETHOVEN:
Serenade in D major, Op. 41
10. I Entrata. Allegro
11. II Tempo ordinario d'un Menuetto - Trio I&II
12. III Allegro molto
13. IV Andante con Variazioni [I-III]
14. V Allegro scherzando e vivace
15. VI Adagio
16. VII Allegro vivace e disinvolto

SCHUMANN:
17-19 3 Romances Op. 94 (1849)
20-22 3 Lieder - 'Widmung' (op.25 no.1)
      'Meine Rose' (op.90 no.2)
      'Romanze' Fluthenreicher Ebr (op.138 no.5)



Monday, February 22, 2016

Glory to God - Christian Hymn Flute Free Score

hi folks,

here is my free score for Christian Hymn. Our hymn today is titled as "Glory to God". Most glorious title yet it cause this song very hard to search by internet because literally there are thousand of other hymn with the same title. To make it even more difficult, the lyrics is almost identically same as the song "Doxology". The source and composer are unknown. In Bahasa Indonesia, the song is translated as " B'rilah Hormat pada-Nya". The song included in Bahasa Indonesia song book called Kumpulan Puji-pujian Kristen (KPK) no.16. The Chinese translation is "荣耀歸神" / Róngyào guī shén.

Here are the lyrics in English:

Glory to God
Unknown

Glory to God in the highest!
Glory to God!
Glory to God!
Glory to God in the highest, Praise Him forevermore

Praise Him from whom all blessing flow
praise Him all creatures here below!
Praise Him above ye heavenly host,
praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost

Glory to God in the high-est
Glory to God in the high-est
Glory! Glory! Glory! Glory!
Glory to God in the high-est - 2x


Lirik dalam Bahasa Indonesia:

B'rilah Hormat Pada-Nya
do = A

B'rilah hormat pada-Nya
pada Allah
Maha  tinggi
Brilah hormat pada-Nya
Allah Maha tinggi

dan pujilah tak berhenti
puji rahmat dan kasihNya
puji Allah Maha tinggi
Bapa Anak dan Roh Kudus

Brilah hormat pada-Nya
Brilah hormat pada-Nya
Ma ha mulia
Ma ha mulia
Brilah hormat pada-Nya  2x

the score is in standard SATB (Sopran Alto Tenor Bass) format, as copied from the book but I modified it a little bit to make it more excited. The flute line is original by me. Here are the full score for your use. If you wish to get the separated page for each instruments or full resolution without the watermark, please contact me via email ( jullbei @ aol.com ).

Glory to God
free score for Main Melody, Violin, Flute, Basson and Cello
re-arranged by me


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