Shostakovich - Suite in F sharp minor, Op. 6: I. Prelude

[cheetos482]

I love this, I love melancholy music! :) But was Shostakovich a sad man? :(

[saotomi5102]

@kusfreak Could I get it too, not to be a bother, but it's so badass and I have a piano recital in a year I want to put this on. Thanks!

[conamore2]

I cannot find this sheet music anywhere, could someone direct me to where I could find a copy online that I could buy?

[pcma1970]

You are surprising with the poetry and melody of your postagens. I have been listening to all in the measure of the evaluated possible thing. That you always could postair and to share the wonders of the music

[Hianndryv]

Could someone please tell me if this is just for two pianos, or there's an arrangement for 4 hands? please, I'd be very greatfull

[imusiciki]

Hi Hianndryv, the piece is written for 2 pianos.

[Hianndryv]

Thanks

[gogisha88]

I'm sorry, is there any transcription for one piano, and are there any scores on the internet? I love this suite... O:)

[kusfreak]

i have the score. let me know if you want it

[j1717the317]

@kusfreak I would love it! Please let me know how to get it!!

[kusfreak]

@j1717the317 give me your e-mail address. i will send it to you

[ryanhum1995]

@kusfreak Could I also get a copy of it? Thanks :)

[andantetranquillo]

@kusfreak I really would appreciate the score of the Suite op. 6, written for DSCH's deceased father in 1922. Have you noticed the same ostinato motive, slightly altered, returning in the Viola Sonata op. 147 from 1975? Farewell words by Shostakovich were the Mondschein Sonata and the Father's Parting Motive. And I remember a part of this Father's Motive from the Eightth String Quartet. What DSCH wanted to convey in his final words? Goodbye, Mum & Dad? Did his mother play him the Mondschein?

[annierox9]

:X i love this

[Neishapour]

It is unbelievable how much great music DSCH produced in such a short span of time and under so much stress! His brain was structured to construct great musical monuments block by block at a tremendously fast pace! If you get a chance listen to his first symphony with Leonard Bernstein conducting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra on DG. He was only 19 years old when he wrote the fist symphony. He changed the way symphonies would be written! So much like Beethoven when he wrote his third...

[olga2809]

Awesome! Shostakovich is the best!