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Complete editions

Bach, Johann Sebastian

Cajkovskij, Petr Il'ic

Das Erbe deutscher Musik

Hindemith, Paul

Hoffmann, E.T.A.

Locatelli, Pietro Antonio

Mahler, Gustav

Musikalische Denkmäler

Musorgskij, Modest

Schumann, Robert

Schönberg, Arnold

Wagner, Richard

Weber, Carl Maria von

Weill, Kurt

composer: Pietro Locatelli
editor: Agnese Pavanello

Opera I

Instrumentation: 4 or 5 Solo Parts and Orchestra
Publisher: Schott Music Ltd., London
Edition: score - complete edition
Series: Volume 1
Series: Pietro Antonio Locatelli - Opera Omnia
372 Pages - Full-cloth binding
ISMN: 979-0-2201-1850-0
ISBN: 978-0-946535-31-6
Order number: LCE 1

Price: 129.00 €
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Concertos

6 Sonata a tre for 2 Violins or 2 Flutes and Basso

Pietro Antonio Locatelli - Complete Edition

6 Concerti a quattro

Catalogo tematico - Lettere - Documenti - Iconografia

The present publication of the complete works of Pietro Antonio Locatelli (1695-1764) is intended as a critical edition, making the works of the composer available in accordance with the most recent research and current musicological techniques of editing and presentation. The complete œuvre of Locatelli which has survived and been authenticated is here collected, evaluated and presented - while any textual corruptions, of whatever kind, have been eliminated.

Each volume includes a historical introduction in English and Italian, supplying information regarding the respective works, the musical text itself, earlier versions where appropriate, and a critical commentary in Italian. This critical edition of the complete works will provide a solid basis for the performance of Locatelli’s music which had such a significant influence on the violin technique and the style galant of the early 18th century.

The Complete Edition comprises 10 volumes; Volumes 1-8 contain the Op. I to VIII published during Locatelli’s lifetime. Works without opus number are published here for the first time in Volume 9. The supplemental Volume 10 contains a thematic catalogue, letters and documents, and an iconography.