Daniel Wolf wrote:
Eric:
The comparison would have to be via an open invitation outside of this
list; I could use my blog, for example, as one place for the announcement.
Barbara:
The examples used in the previous competition featured guitar music, if
I recall correctly. My preference would be to use a 19th century piano
and voice example, some 2oth century ensemble music, and perhaps a
third example using a jazz or commercial music style.
Daniel Wolf
The examples used were:
1. Sebastian Ochsenkuhn, Insbruck, ich muß dich lassen, arranged by Hans
Dagobert Bruger, Edition Simrock , 1923. Original line length (second
system, not shown here) is 191 mm. Original staff size is 7 mm.
2. Arthur Gray, Les Néréids, for piano, Bryant Music Co. 1918. The
original line length (second system) is 168 mm. Original staff size is
6.5 mm.
3. Nicolò Paganini, Theme from his Introduction et Variations sur "Nel
cor piu non mi sento", edited by Carl Guhr. Editions Schott. From
Paganini's Kunst die violin zu spielen. Originally published in 1829
(date on Guhr's preface) this is obviously a late 19th century engraving
from the Schott Mainz engraving office. Original line length is 205 mm.
original staff size is 6.75 mm.
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