eBook • Concerto in D • J. M. Haydn • Guitar and Piano
eBook • Johann Michael Haydn • Concerto in D • Guitar & Piano

eBook • Concerto in D • J. M. Haydn • Guitar and Piano

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Catalog: 75891EB
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eBook Concerto in D • Guitar and Piano or Harpsichord • Johann Michael Haydn

Please Note: Guitar part and Piano part are sold separately. Your playing partner must buy their own copy for their own device.

Guitar Part Available at Google Play Books

Piano Part Available at Google Play Books

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Duration: ca. 16'04"

AUDIO DOWNLOAD INCLUDED

  1. Mvt 1 Score Performance Tempo
  2. Mvt 1 Score Practice Tempo
  3. Mvt 2 Score Performance Tempo
  4. Mvt 2 Score Practice Tempo
  5. Mvt 3 Score Performance Tempo
  6. Mvt 3 Score Practice Tempo
  7. Mvt 1 Guitar Only Performance Tempo
  8. Mvt 1 Guitar Only Practice Tempo
  9. Mvt 2 Guitar Only Performance Tempo
  10. Mvt 2 Guitar Only Practice Tempo
  11. Mvt 3 Guitar Only Performance Tempo
  12. Mvt 3 Guitar Only Practice Tempo
  13. Mvt 1 Piano Only Performance Tempo
  14. Mvt 1 Piano Only Practice Tempo
  15. Mvt 2 Piano Only Performance Tempo
  16. Mvt 2 Piano Only Practice Tempo
  17. Mvt 3 Piano Only Performance Tempo
  18. Mvt 3 Piano Only Practice Tempo
  19. Haydn Concerto in D Complete Score Performance Tempo

Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806) was an Austrian composer of the Classical period and the younger brother of Joseph Haydn. Michael went to Vienna at the age of eight, his early professional career path paved by his older illustrious brother. By his 12th birthday, he was employed as a substitute organist at St. Stephen's Cathedral and was performing preludes and fantasies of his own composition. He wrote over 360 compositions comprising both church and instrumental music, and was acquainted with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who held his work in high esteem.

The Concerto presented here and adapted by guitarist Gregg Nestor, based on the composer's original orchestrations, was originally written for alto trombone. The complete manuscript is in the composer's hand, but the title page is missing and thus Haydn's original title is unknown.

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