Edition Max Eschig Cimarosa 32 Sonates - Ier Cahier 10 Sonates Pour Piano
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Summary of This Score
This collection brings together works by Domenico Cimarosa in an edition aimed at pianists wishing to approach the classical repertoire with reliable references. The editorial work mentioned in the score emphasizes the clarity of the musical text: the pieces were compiled and published by F. Bochen, reviewed by H. Scherer, and enriched with fingerings by Isidore Philipp. These indications provide valuable assistance in organizing the hand, stabilizing positions, gaining fluidity, and building a coherent interpretation while respecting the spirit of the style. Whether you are practicing for pleasure, study, or preparing for an audition, this piano score offers a solid foundation for sight-reading, rhythmic setup, articulation, and voice balance.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Domenico Cimarosa | Instrumentation | Piano |
Questions frequently asked
How many sonatas are included in the first Cimarosa notebook?
The first notebook contains 10 piano sonatas by Domenico Cimarosa.
Is this edition of Cimarosa intended for solo piano?
The works are written for piano. The indicated instrumentation for this collection is piano.
Who carried out the editorial work of this score?
The edition cites a collection and publication by F. Bochen. The musical text was reviewed by H. Scherer. Fingerings were added by Isidore Philipp.
Do Cimarosa's sonatas include fingerings?
Fingerings by Isidore Philipp are integrated into the score. These indications support hand organization and playing fluidity.
For which repertoire is this notebook of 10 sonatas suitable?
This score belongs to the classical piano repertoire. It allows practicing sight-reading, articulation, and voice balance through Cimarosa's sonatas.
