Verdi Rigoletto Guitar Piano Mertz Bagger Randalu

World Premiere Giuseppe Verdi Rigoletto (only excerpts), Divertissement op. 60 for Guitar and Piano by Johann Kaspar Mertz (1806-1856), played by

Prof. Boris Björn Bagger (guitar), http://www.borisbagger.de

and Prof. Kalle Randalu, piano

Both are teaching at the University of Music, Karlsruhe / Germany, http://www.hfm-karlsruhe.de

sheet music (edited by Kalle Randalu and Boris Björn Bagger) and CD available here:

http://www.edition49.de

music publishing company

CD content: Anton Diabelli (Grand Sonate Brilliant, op. 102 - 10 sehr leichte Stücke), Johann Kaspar Mertz complete works for guitar and piano (Rigoletto Divertissement op. 60 - Einsiedlers Waldglöcklein - Mazurka - Barcarole - Wasserfahrt am Traunsee), Carl Maria von Weber (Divertimento op. 38)

Musikhochschule Karlsruhe Hochschule Musik

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[paulostroff99]

Stunning! Bravo! ty.

[edition49]

thanks for the nice comment

[georgebur]

Gorgeous music, well performed.

My family is looking for guitar and piano duo music including Weber and Giuliani. It seems quite scarce!

George

[edition49]

Thanks for the nice comment

[geniousyo]

so whats the exact name of this piece? i wanna play it now

[edition49]

the name of the piece is Divertissement für Gitarre und Klavier über Motive der Oper „Rigoletto von Giuseppe Verdi, op. 60

[bluebeardit]

Fantastic!!!

[johnquantran]

Which CD has these pieces. All in German so don't know which one. Also I want to buy sheet music for the Mertz Op 60. Can you help...

[JVDUMI]

very nice video and song.

I'm just learning Entr'acte of Jacques Ibert with a friend, Bjoerg Bagger - Fuchs' version is the best for me and my model :)

[CanadaPisces]

A most enjoyable video! An excellent perfprmance! TY!

[PeterInglisGuitar]

Acoustic Guitar and piano! We don't hear enough of that combination! And playing Verdi as well. What more could one ask for?

[geniousyo]

thanks!