Thanks, kudos to Hiller for the cantata, I like many passages and melodies a great deal (the choruses, fugato near the end, nice clarinet cadenza and the coda etc). An uplifting piece it is. I'm very familiar with Hiller's handwriting and compositional quirks so it was rather quick to reproduce this score.
Thank you :) I did not place this score on IMSLP, because I could not finish notating the last movement. I can send the first movements to you though if you are interested, send me an email: palojarvimusic (at) outlook.com
These reproductions were never meant to be the ideal format for sound and expression but more an approximation of long-forgotten pieces that would otherwise never be played. The manuscripts are out there to be studied by musicians, yes, but for people who cannot read musical scores the audio, however inexpressive, should provide a general idea of what the piece is about.
It must have been a huge work. Congratulations for having rescued for oblivion this cantata. High quality indeed
Thanks, kudos to Hiller for the cantata, I like many passages and melodies a great deal (the choruses, fugato near the end, nice clarinet cadenza and the coda etc). An uplifting piece it is. I'm very familiar with Hiller's handwriting and compositional quirks so it was rather quick to reproduce this score.
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Thank you for your amazing work! Anyway, I can't find the sheet online: do you have a link?
Thank you :) I did not place this score on IMSLP, because I could not finish notating the last movement. I can send the first movements to you though if you are interested, send me an email: palojarvimusic (at) outlook.com
@@tuomaspalojarvi3300 Email sent. I hope it didn’t end up in the spam.
This sounds so mechanical and artificial. No feeling to the music at all. Thanks but no thanks.
These reproductions were never meant to be the ideal format for sound and expression but more an approximation of long-forgotten pieces that would otherwise never be played. The manuscripts are out there to be studied by musicians, yes, but for people who cannot read musical scores the audio, however inexpressive, should provide a general idea of what the piece is about.