Dotzauer Project — Episode 12

announcing the Trio for Piano, Violin, and Cello, Op. 180 This article is an expanded version of the Editorial Notes that can be found in the published edition. For the first time, this piece will be available exclusively in printed form. This exclusivity will continue until a publicly documented performance and a recording are realised.Continue reading “Dotzauer Project — Episode 12”

La Bergamasque — Episode 4

Announcing Gaetano Donizetti’s Larghetto “Una furtiva lagrima” for Piano Solo What follows is an extract from M° Fabrizio Capitanio’s notes at the beginning of this edition. Find the full edition here and watch the promo video here. NOTE EDITORIALI “Larghetto” [Una furtiva lagrima] Coming back to the composition of the playful melodrama Elisir d’amore, everythingContinue reading “La Bergamasque — Episode 4”

Knock, knock!?

an Artistic Score Engraving update from July 2024 Dear all, Welcome back to the monthly update. Here in Italy, summer has just arrived, leaving behind a rainy Spring. This instalment will be very brief: only one edition was published, and May was a very busy month. Besides, I’ve been running this series of newsletters forContinue reading “Knock, knock!?”

ARRANGEMENTS – EP. 5

More cellos is always fun! Announcing the updated edition of the “Cello Orchestral Companion to the Suzuki Violin School – Book 2” In schools using the Suzuki Method it is usual to perform music taken from the children’s repertoire books with the orchestra. The main problem with this approach is that, being violinists usually manyContinue reading “ARRANGEMENTS – EP. 5”

La Bergamasque — Episode 3

Together with Gioachino **Rossini** (1792–1868), Gaetano **Donizetti** (1797–1848) was one of the greatest Italian opera composers of the first half of the XIX century to dedicate himself with assiduity and commitment to instrumental music, a production almost entirely relegated to his years of apprenticeship.