The music was originally published by Augener in two volumes, but unfortunately it is long out of print, and only available second hand. Thanks for watching.

@@ChristophersMusic thank you for the answer. I can’t find anything about it, also maybe because i’m not in england. I don’t want to bother you but, if the copyright rules allow it, you could upload the books on imlsp. Thank you so much

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Thank you, I agree!

Thankyou, the picture is called "Scarlatti's Cat".

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Only a second-hand music shop unfortunately, as the work has long been out of print. It was originally published by Augener.

A good description, it does have a rather festive feel to it!

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Yes, it's a Roland digital harpsichord. Unfortunately the music has long been out of print, so only second hand copies are available.

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Thank you, I think the prelude has a very Mendelssohnian "scherzo" character to it.

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Sorry to hear that, I hope you are making a good recovery and I hope you enjoy book 2.

Thank you for your kind comment.

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Yes, it does have that feel. I played on the Lute stop for the middle section, it has a nice pizzicato effect.

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Yes, there is a similarity, thanks for pointing it out.

Thank you, yes, I'd never thought of that. The figuration is very similar to the start of Rhosymedre.

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Thank you. Happy Easter.

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