Bach/Handel/Others-Complete Timpani/Percussion to 53 Orchestral Masterworks (CD ROM)
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Bach/Handel/Others-Complete Timpani/Percussion to 53 Orchestral Masterworks (CD ROM)

Bach/Handel/Others-Complete Timpani/Percussion to 53 Orchestral Masterworks (CD ROM)

Steve Weiss Music SKU: 00220235
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The Orchestra Musician's CD-ROM Library is an unprecedented collection, affording musicians the opportunity to build a personal library of orchestral repertoire at an incredibly low price. The CD-ROM contains the same published parts musicians have been using for many years. Works are viewable and printable on PC or Macintosh. No access codes or special software is required. The CD uses Adobe Acrobat Reader technology which is included on the CD. This volume includes parts to 53 orchestral masterworks by Arne, C.P.E. Bach, J.S. Bach, Gluck, Handel, Lully, Rameau, and others.

Product Info

SKU 00220235
UPC 884088241490
Weight 0.3 lb

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Orchestra Musician's CD-ROM Library

Rating
Posted by
Paul Jackson
Date Posted
10/03/2013

There are two levels. I give this work a 5, because one can bring up the piece with the part and print it easily with no hassle. I give the presentation of the program a 3...maybe even a 2. In their online index of works, they will show that it includes parts for the various instruments (which ones.) What it doesn't show is the fact that there might not be a part for a particular part for a particular part of music.For example: I knew that Handel's Water Music original didn't have a timpani part...I already had the score. However there have been arrangement which have included timpani for some of the pieces in the Water Music Suites and those are heard on recordings. In reading the index of the pieces included and the fact that timpani was included, I erroneously concluded I had found the timpani part I needed for Water Music. I was wrong...timpani parts for the Water Music were not there.