What a piece is this?

[Peter]

No but I was hoping someone would!

[gprengel]

it is the beautiful Trio op. 70,2 Eb-Major , 2nd movement! Unfortuneately it seems to stand somewhat under the shadow of its sister op 70,1, the more known "Ghost-Trio". But as a whole I like the second Trio more than the Ghost-Trio. How wonderful the powerful c-minor section in that 2nd movement! I'm orchestrating the whole Trio right now ...

[Peter]

it is the beautiful Trio op. 70,2 Eb-Major , 2nd movement! Unfortuneately it seems to stand somewhat under the shadow of its sister op 70,1, the more known "Ghost-Trio". But as a whole I like the second Trio more than the Ghost-Trio. How wonderful the powerful c-minor section in that 2nd movement! I'm orchestrating the whole Trio right now ...

Just shows how long since I last listened to this piece, simply didn't recognise it in orchestrated form.

[Chris]

I recognized it immediately as one of Beethoven's chamber works, but I couldn't place it! I guess I need to up my Beethoven listening!

[gprengel]

Again another piece which I just orchestrated - do you recognise this movement?

WWW.gerdprengel.de/xxxx.mp3

[Peter]

Again another piece which I just orchestrated - do you recognise this movement?

WWW.gerdprengel.de/xxxx.mp3

An easier one this time Gerd, it's the Andante con moto ma non troppo from Betthoven Op.130.

[gprengel]

Yes, this was easier, but at least for me this movement I had long time overlooked. In 2014 I had orchestrated 4 movements of this quartett but only in the the last few days I managed to arrange this and also the great (and also somewhat overlooked) Rondo Finale: http://www.gerdprengel.de/op130-6_orch.mp3 , which I never had really loved until now. Soon I will present to you the whole quartet

[Quijote]

Good work, Gerd.
Are you up for an orchestration challenge, something not by Beethoven?
How about the 1st Gymnopedie by Eric Satie?
Here's a score you can use:

[Alisa22]

Strange you say Mozart, it sounds more like Haydn to me!

yeah to me it's really sound like haydn

[gprengel]

@Alisa : Peter had refered to my orchestration of Beethoven's op 06 which by now I have in YT: https://youtu.be/Zk3n_GsgYNk I still see more Mozart in it than Haydn ;-)

@Quijote: This Satie piece is indeed very beautiful and so far unknown to me. I will try to orchestrate it till tomorrow ...

[gprengel]

Here, Quijote, at your request: my Satie Gymnopedie 1 for orchestra - thank you for your hint to this wonderful little gem :-) http://www.gerdprengel.de/satie.mp3
I hope you will like it ...

[Peter]

Good work, Gerd.
Are you up for an orchestration challenge, something not by Beethoven?
How about the 1st Gymnopedie by Eric Satie?
Here's a score you can use:

They were orchestrated by Debussy in 1897 - No.1 at 3.05

[Quijote]

, at your request: my Satie Gymnopedie 1 for orchestra - thank you for your hint to this wonderful little gem :-) http://www.gerdprengel.de/satie.mp3
I hope you will like it ...

Thank you, Gerd. Might you have the PDF score for your orchestration?

[Quijote]

They were orchestrated by Debussy in 1897 - No.1 at 3.05

Yup, knew that. Will be interesting to see Gerd's version.

[gprengel]

Here is my little score - very roughly edited and very simple, just the notes of the original piano adopted without any notes added (unlike Debussy):
http://gerdprengel.de/satie.pdf (of http://www.gerdprengel.de/satie.mp3 )