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原文

Puppets. Loutky I-III. Bohuslav Martinu. Piano Solo sheet music.

翻訳

人形. Loutky I〜III. Bohuslav Martinu. ピアノソロ楽譜.

原文

Puppets. Loutky I-III. short pieces for piano. Composed by Bohuslav Martinu. 1890-1959. Edited by Ales Brezina. Giorgio Koukl. For piano. This edition. Stapled. Stapled. Classical. Performance score. Publication language. Czech. German. English. French. 79 pages. Published by Editio Baerenreiter Praha. PA.H7970. ISBN 9790260104204. With Publication language. Czech. German. English. French. Classical. 31 x 23.3 cm inches. Martinus Puppets now available in one volume. - All three editions in one volume. - New fingerings by Giorgio Koukl. - Foreword and Critical Commentary by the editor. cz. ger. eng. fr. Despite the extraordinary significance attributed to Bohuslav Martinu's 14 short piano pieces entitled Loutky. Puppets, surprisingly little is known about the exact time and circumstances of their composition. It is however certain that these are the first works by Martinu which transcended his initial attempts at composition and they quickly found a publisher. Thanks to their lasting popularity particularly with young pianists, they were published in numerous editions. The pieces take the characters of Italian commedia dell'arte as their theme. Pierrot, Colombina and Harlequin. Also included are dance and ball scenes as well as scenes from the personal lives of the puppets.

翻訳

人形. Loutky I〜III. short pieces for piano. ボフスラフマルティヌー作曲. 1890-1959. Edited by Ales Brezina. Giorgio Koukl. ピアノのための. このエディション. ホチキス. ホチキス. クラシカル. パフォーマンススコア. 出版言語. チェコ語. ドイツ語. 英語. フランス語. 79ページ. 枚組みBaerenreiterプラハから出版. PA.H7970. ISBN 9790260104204. 出版言語に. チェコ語. ドイツ語. 英語. フランス語. クラシカル. 31のx 23.3センチメートルインチ. Martinus Puppets now available in one volume. - All three editions in one volume. - New fingerings by Giorgio Koukl. - Foreword and Critical Commentary by the editor. CZ. ger. 密接に. FR. Despite the extraordinary significance attributed to Bohuslav Martinu's 14 short piano pieces entitled Loutky. Puppets, surprisingly little is known about the exact time and circumstances of their composition. It is however certain that these are the first works by Martinu which transcended his initial attempts at composition and they quickly found a publisher. Thanks to their lasting popularity particularly with young pianists, they were published in numerous editions. The pieces take the characters of Italian commedia dell'arte as their theme. Pierrot, Colombina and Harlequin. Also included are dance and ball scenes as well as scenes from the personal lives of the puppets.