I think "joie de vivre" might apply more to the 3rd concerto? I certainly enjoyed this one more, but as I've said, I always prefer the minor keys. I do wish I could find his other 4 concertos - there are keyboard solo parts on IMSLP for the first two, but nothing for #5 or #6.
Thanks for listening - this one was more effort than usual given the number of errors I had to correct. I almost get the impression that the person who originally typeset this piece was not an actual musician. I hope there's an original manuscript by the composer out there somewhere, but given the fact that it was composed in the middle of the French Revolution, I wouldn't be surprised if some things got lost in that time...
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Just absolutely delightful. Such joie de vivre. Loved every minute of it. Thanks for doing this.
I think "joie de vivre" might apply more to the 3rd concerto? I certainly enjoyed this one more, but as I've said, I always prefer the minor keys. I do wish I could find his other 4 concertos - there are keyboard solo parts on IMSLP for the first two, but nothing for #5 or #6.
Bravo! good job! Thank you very much for your effort making this hidden gem uncovered
Thanks for listening - this one was more effort than usual given the number of errors I had to correct. I almost get the impression that the person who originally typeset this piece was not an actual musician. I hope there's an original manuscript by the composer out there somewhere, but given the fact that it was composed in the middle of the French Revolution, I wouldn't be surprised if some things got lost in that time...