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Romeo and Juliet
Can anyone find a transcription of the full Romeo and Juliet for Violin and Piano, becuase i can't find it on the internet and my teacher says its somewhere (she says its on the back of one of her russian books)... Or does anyone have a transcription that you can scan or something? The only one i can find is http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/Heifetz-Collection/93243 which only has one tiny part... Thanks.
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My teacher wants the prokfiev version. (imslp doesn't have violin and piano transcription, only full orchestra)
Not the entire ballet but these sections were published:
Sergey Prokofiev;
Three Pieces ...
1. Montaigus et Capulets.
2. Danses de jeunes antillaises.
3. Masques.
Transcription <by David J. Grunes> for Violin or Cello and Piano.
Piano (11 p.) and part ; 31 cm
Publisher: New York : Omega Music, ©1942.
Publisher: New York : Am-Rus Music Corporation, [1946]
Not in print.
Copies cataloged in 62 academic libraries.
Yes, I did find that (here actually; someone 2? years ago asked the same question, and got the same answer)... What is the link where you got it? Becuase i can't even find the link, which means i have no idea to get it.
Contact a local academic library and ask them to arrange an Interlibrary Loan.
I would need to know how to get this music in Italy! As we don't have really good libraries where I live!!! :-( If somebody find the music of those Romeo and Juliet pieces I would be really grateful!!!!
Thank you
Yeah, so the previous poster gave me a link to worldcat.org. Unfortunely, none of those libraries near me offer link+ (a FREE cooperative link so you can get books from different library). My nearest library charges from a interlibrary loan, so (is it normal anyways to charge?)...
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June 9, 2010 at 01:54 PM ·
Which Romeo and Juliet are you looking for? Many composers such as Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, Gounod, Respighi, Mancini, Berlioz, and many others have written their own versions.
Try imslp.org. they have a great free sheet music library.