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Marco Enrico Bossi (1861 - 1925). Organ Compositions.
Transcription for Accordion (Bayan) by
Anatoly Semeshko.
For bayan / accordion / accordeon / akkordeon solo
Language: Ukrainian - English.
Number of pages: 44
Difficulty level: Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced
Bass: FREE
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Content:
M.E.Bossi. Heroic Piece (Pièce Héroïque), Op. 128.
Transcription for Bayan (Accordion) by Anatoly Semeshko
M.E.Bossi. Allegretto, Op. 92, No. 3.
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M.E.Bossi. Lyrical Intermezzo.
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M.E.Bossi. Dedication (Stunde der Weihe), Op. 132, No. 4.
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M.E.Bossi. Scherzino, Op. 122, No. 3.
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M.E.Bossi. Ave Maria, Op. 104, No. 2.
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M.E.Bossi. Scherzo, Op. 49, No. 2.
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Video demo: M.E.Bossi. Heroic Piece (Pièce Héroïque), Op. 128. |
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Video demo: M.E.Bossi. Allegretto, Op. 92, No. 3.
Performed by Sandro Carnelos
Video demo: M.E.Bossi. Lyrical Intermezzo.
Performed by Graziano Semeraro
Video demo: M.E.Bossi. Dedication (Stunde der Weihe), Op. 132, No. 4.
Performed by Matteo Venturini
Video demo: M.E.Bossi. Ave Maria, Op. 104, No. 2.
Performed by Massimo Gabba
Video demo: M.E.Bossi. Scherzo, Op. 49, No. 2.
Performed by Christoph Keller
Sheet music with arrangements, transcriptions, compilations by Anatoly Semeshko
for Accordion / Bayan / Accordeon / Akkordeon /
Fisarmonica / Harmonika / Harmonica / Trekkspill / Dragspel / Harmonikka /
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FOREWORD
Bossi Marco Enrico (1861, Salò, Lombardia – 1925) was a prominent Italian composer, virtuoso organist, teacher, participant of social musical movements.
Young M.E.Bossi received his musical training at the Liceo Musicale in Bologna (1871-1873) and the Milan Conservatory (1873-1881). His teachers were Francesco Sangalli (piano), Leandro Campanari (violin), Polibio Fumagalli (organ), Carlo Boniforti (contrapunto) Amilcare Ponchielli and Cesare Dominicetti (composition). In 1881-1890 young musician works as organist at Como Cathedral, as professor of organ and harmony at Naples Conservatory. Further he was director at conservatories in Venice (1895–1901), Bologna (1902–1911) and Rome (1916–1923). He was the head of B.Marcello concert society in Venice. As organist he toured many countries of Europe (including Russia) and USA. He took an active part in reforming organ building in Italy, revived organ performance. As co-author together with Giovanni Tebaldini he created a fundamental tutor work: "Metodo teorico pratico per organo", which enjoys great and deserved popularity in the world of organ.
Bossi Marco Enrico is an author of cantatas, masses, operas and other organ and other instruments. Very often contemporaries called him the last romantic of the XXth century.
Bossi died unexpectedly at sea while returning from the United States to Europe.
Pity enough, the name and the herritage of M.E.Bossi is practically unknown in modern bayan-accordion professional world. This is why we advise to look at this edition as at musical educational. What about its artistic content, we dare to express our strong belief in the fact, that all the pieces in this edition can become the bright part of performers' concert repertoire, as well as the learning programmes of teaching bayan (accordion) players.
So, dear colleagues, do not loose the opportunity to get acquainted with at least the microscopic part of "Italian genies's" heritage, as Bossi Marco Enrico was called in his time by famous French organist Louis Vierne.
I wish you pleasant aesthetic impressions and inspiration in making music.
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Anatoly Semeshko is laureate of all-Ukrainian (1977, Kyiv, 1st Prize) and diploma holder of the 1st all-Union bayan-accordion players competitions (1979, Novosibirsk, USSR).
He went on tours as a soloist as well as a participant of prefessional groups in many countries of Europe, Asia and America.
Anatoly Semeshko is the 1st performer of such compositions: V.Zubitsky "Jazz-Partita No. 1", A.Beloshitsky "Suite No. 2 - Romantic", Yu.Shamo "Sonata No.1", "Partita-Piccolo", "Concert Diptych", "Variations", "Improvisation and Burlesque", "Children Suite".
During the years of pedagogical activity Anatoly Semeshko brought up the pleiad of skilled performers, conductors, teachers. Amongst them are: People's Artist of Ukraine, Shevchenko National Prize laureate, artistic director and chief conductor of National Honoured Academic Orchestra of Ukraine V.Sirenko, Merited Artists of Ukraine A.Ivchenko, V.Oliynyk, laureate of Kazakhstan State Prize, Merited Artist of Tatarstan D.Sultanov, laureates of many prestigious international competitions K.Zhukov, B.Myronchuk, V.Marunych, D.Zahorodny, O.Kolomiyets, D.Tylko, M.Hruzynsky, A.Tonkonogh and other.
Anatoly Semeshko is a main initiator and artistic director of the 1st in Ukraine International Bayan-Accordion Competition "Cup of Kryvbas", Vice President of International Competition-Festival of Professional Art of Bayan-Accordion Performance "Acco Holiday".
Anatoly Semeshko is a member of numerous national and international competitions, participant of international seminars and congresses of Confédération Mondiale de l’Accordéon. He was awarded two times with Honoured Diploma of this organisation for achievements in the sphere of musical pedagogics and for preparing the winner of "Coupe Mondiale" (1995, 2001).
Anatoly Semeshko is an author of numerous publications. Amongst them are: monographs, tutorials, books, chrestomathies, booklets and other. As an editor-compiler, author of transcriptions, forewords, comments and methodological recommendations he prepared and published the whole series of compilations of concert and pedagogical repertoire (around 50). He is an author of articles in press and specialised publications, both domestic and foreign.