For Chorus and Orchestra (piano reduction).

These publications reproduce Shostakovich's original manuscript, published by DSCH in the New Collected Works Volume 113. Shostakovich's manuscript differs in many details from the versions of the first edition which appeared during his lifetime and all the subsequent editions, both Russian and foreign.

These publications reproduce Shostakovich's original manuscript, published by DSCH in the New Collected Works Volume 113. Shostakovich's manuscript differs in many details from the versions of the first edition which appeared during his lifetime and all the subsequent editions, both Russian and foreign.

These publications reproduce Shostakovich's original manuscript, published by DSCH in the New Collected Works Volume 113. Shostakovich's manuscript differs in many details from the versions of the first edition which appeared during his lifetime and all the subsequent editions, both Russian and foreign.

These publications reproduce Shostakovich's original manuscript, published by DSCH in the New Collected Works Volume 113. Shostakovich's manuscript differs in many details from the versions of the first edition which appeared during his lifetime and all the subsequent editions, both Russian and foreign.

These publications reproduce Shostakovich's original manuscript, published by DSCH in the New Collected Works Volume 113. Shostakovich's manuscript differs in many details from the versions of the first edition which appeared during his lifetime and all the subsequent editions, both Russian and foreign.

This softbound edition was imported from DSCH of Moscow. The longer and more involved preludes and fugues of Opus 87 were composed in 1950-51. This publication offers these modern classics at a more affordable price than previously available in other editions.

This softbound edition was imported from DSCH of Moscow. The preludes of Opus 34 were composed in 1932-33. This publication offers this modern classic at a more affordable price than previously available in other editions.

19 of the 24 piano preludes of Op. 34 were transcribed for violin and piano by Dmitri Zyganov, longtime first violinist of the Beethoven String Quartet and a friend of the composer, in the 1930s. Shostakovich stated, When I hear the transcriptions, I forget meanwhile that I actually composed the Preludes for piano. They sound so violinistic. Auerbach completed the violin/piano arrangement of the remaining five preludes in 2000.

Special Import. Please Allow 3-6 Weeks for Delivery.

In Russian and German. Contents: The Ass & The Nightingale · The Dragonfly & The Ant.

Transcribed for Violin and Piano by Harry Glickman.

For flute (piccolo), clarinet and piano. Contents: Barrel Organ Waltz · Spring Waltz · Waltz · Joke Waltz.

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In Russian and German.

Featuring the Romance in C Major from the film The Gadfly, this collection contains eight of Shostakovich's best transcribed for violin and piano.

Available from Boosey & Hawkes.

** Archive Reprint Only **

For Soprano, Alto and Tenor.

VAAP Edition.

This suite of intermediate level teaching pieces will liven up any piano studio. Contents: March · Valse · The Bear · Merry Tale · Sad Tale · Clockwork Doll · Birthday.

Children's Notebook for Piano was written in 1944 for Shostakovich's eight-year-old daughter, Galina, for her studies on the instrument. Another piece, Birthday, was added to the set as a birthday present in 1945. These pieces give piano students a glimpse of Shostakovich's style in miniature, with surprising turns of melody, playful moments, and melancholy. Pedagogical in nature, Schirmer Performance Editions offer new research, insightful interpretive suggestions, pertinent fingering, and historical and stylistic commentary. Some volumes include an excellent performance based on the recorded edition. Prepared by experienced artists and master teachers, these publications provide an accurate, well-informed score resource for pianists.

SATB unaccompanied unless otherwise noted. Contents: As I Was a Young Girl · The Black Sea · Cuckoo · Dark Nights Lowering Clouds · Glory to Our Soviet Motherland · Great Day Has Come · I Told My Dear Friend · In My Father's Garden · Loyalty (TTBB) · March of Peace Champions · Novorossiisk Chimes (TTBB/Piano) · O Fir Grove · The October Dawn · Our Motherland Hears (with Soloist) · Our Song (Bass solo/Chorus/Piano) · Out of the Thicket of Spears · The People's Lament (King Lear) · Song from Volochayevka Days · Song from Zoya · Song of Guards Division · Splinter · There Beyond the Mountains · 3 Songs from Meeting on the Elbe · Thunder Suddenly Crashed · A Toast to Our Motherland · 2 Songs from Unity · Vocalise from Friends · We Cherish October Dawns in Our Hearts · We Sing Glory to Our Country · What Songs · Winds Were Blowing · 10 Poems · 2 Songs from the Counterplan · 2 Songs from the Fall of Berlin · 2 Songs from the First Echelon · 4 Choruses from Belinsky. From The Collected Works of Dmitri Shostakovich, published by Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga, Moscow, Russia. Hard-cover bound and includes editorial notes (Russian/English) and background information.

Reprographie Edition.

Two Pianos, Four Hands. 2 Copies needed to perform.

2 copies included.

Orchestral reduction and solo part arranged by Shostakovich for Two Pianos, Four Hands. 2 Copies needed to perform.

For violin and orchestra (piano reduction).

Two Copies needed to perform

For Piano and Orchestra