Edward MacDowell (1860-1908)

Overview

According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Edward [Alexander] MacDowell was an American composer, also pianist. Trained in France and Germany. Wrote many short piano pieces, somewhat after Grieg's manner, which once had wide popularity; also two piano concertos, "Hamlet and Ophelia" and other symphonic poems, songs, etc. The MacDowell Colony - a peaceful working place for composers and other artists, in New Hampshire - was organised in his memory.

Books

	Title	Author	Supplier


	Edward MacDowell : An American Master	Alan H. Levy
	Piano Works	Edward MacDowell

CDs

	Performer	CD Title	Supplier


	Recorder Music CDs:
	The Schwanewede Recorder Consort	Recorder Memories: Schwanewede Recorder Consort

Library

	Title	Instruments	Remarks


	To a Wild Rose	D/A/A/T/B

	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


Hexentanz (1890)	E. MacDowell (music)	Piano	Greer Greer
Märzwind (1894)	E. MacDowell (music)	Piano	Greer
Rigaudon (1894)	E. MacDowell (music)	Piano	Greer	Pub.

Sheet Music

Recorder Sheet Music

To a Wild Rose (D/A/A/T/B)

Arr./Editor: Bonsor
Publisher: Schott & Co. Ltd. (ST11810)

To a Wild Rose (D/A/A/T/B)

Performance Score. 4 pages.
This edition: ED 11810.
Publisher: Schott & Co. Ltd. (49002953)

To A Wild Rose from Woodland Sketches: Op. 51 (S/D/A/A(T)/T/B)

Publisher: Loux Music Publishing Co. (LMP0153)

Midsummer (S/D/A/A/T/T/B/GB/CB)

Score and Parts.
Publisher: Polyphonic Publications (PP00145)

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Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 3 works by Edward MacDowell (1860-1908). It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys:

Title	Year	Attribution	Remarks


Hexentanz	1890
Märzwind	1894
Rigaudon	1894	Pub.