The sound of the software is horrible, you're doing a great job, but it's probably useless if you don't publish the scores. I find this egoistic towards the composer.
Of course it's useless. It's a hobby. I wouldn't dream of publishing the scores. I haven't done sufficient research and I am neither a musician nor a musicologist. You do seem to be in a minority though. Most people like to have some idea of what this forgotten music sounded like, especially if they can't read a score. There is always the option of asking me for a score if it's something you're interested in. I don't understand the egoistic comment though. These days I nearly always do pieces where the score doesn't survive or is not easily available. Also, if you heard this music in the period it was written, you probably would have heard an arrangement. Still, each to their own. It's not compulsory to listen to the horrible sound.
@@cpestrauss8740 Don´t get triggered too much by this nonsense. 99,9 % here love your work the way you do it and are glad to hear some forgotten gems in an outstanding sound-quality.
@@Sokratekk Thanks. It doesn't bother me in the slightest. I really don't understand the mentality though. If you can't say something positive, why say anything at all? It does slightly annoy me that nobody better qualified than I am is interested in doing this . You'll be pleased to know there's a Lanner waltz transcription in progress.
@@cpestrauss8740 It wasn't a reproach and I don't understand how it could have been interpreted that way? I love your work and encourage you to continue. What I don't understand is having the scores in reserve and not publishing them. Indeed, the word “selfish” was inappropriate and perhaps hurtful, for which I apologize. On the other hand, if you have your arrangements in Fahrbach notemment, I would be delighted in advance to play them for my students (crediting you, of course). Once again, my apologies and keep up the good work !!!!
This is a super waltz. It reminded me a bit of Moonlight on the Alster by Oscar Fetras. Same era?
@@DrivermanO 1890 ish
@@cpestrauss8740 Thank you
The sound of the software is horrible, you're doing a great job, but it's probably useless if you don't publish the scores. I find this egoistic towards the composer.
Of course it's useless. It's a hobby. I wouldn't dream of publishing the scores. I haven't done sufficient research and I am neither a musician nor a musicologist. You do seem to be in a minority though. Most people like to have some idea of what this forgotten music sounded like, especially if they can't read a score. There is always the option of asking me for a score if it's something you're interested in. I don't understand the egoistic comment though. These days I nearly always do pieces where the score doesn't survive or is not easily available. Also, if you heard this music in the period it was written, you probably would have heard an arrangement. Still, each to their own. It's not compulsory to listen to the horrible sound.
@@cpestrauss8740 Don´t get triggered too much by this nonsense. 99,9 % here love your work the way you do it and are glad to hear some forgotten gems in an outstanding sound-quality.
@@Sokratekk Thanks. It doesn't bother me in the slightest. I really don't understand the mentality though. If you can't say something positive, why say anything at all? It does slightly annoy me that nobody better qualified than I am is interested in doing this . You'll be pleased to know there's a Lanner waltz transcription in progress.
@@cpestrauss8740 It wasn't a reproach and I don't understand how it could have been interpreted that way? I love your work and encourage you to continue. What I don't understand is having the scores in reserve and not publishing them. Indeed, the word “selfish” was inappropriate and perhaps hurtful, for which I apologize. On the other hand, if you have your arrangements in Fahrbach notemment, I would be delighted in advance to play them for my students (crediting you, of course). Once again, my apologies and keep up the good work !!!!
@@cpestrauss8740 I would like to point out that I write with a language translator, which can be subject to interpretation. I am French.