Czech & Slovak Composers

[passthesalt]

Is it possible to OD on lusciousness?
jeremy

I did once ... the lusciousness was in the form of double-stuffed Oreos that I would dip into Blue Bell Dutch Chocolate ice cream before eating. It produced a sugar-zizz that lasted 72 hours and gave me a fixed-pupil stare. There's no known antidote for it.

Thanks very much for the Suk Love Song - it is luscious.

[Hobbypianist]

some tiny pieces by A. Dvorak (600dpi scan). Not really rare, so for those who don't have them yet in their collection.
(public dom. in EU since urtext > 25 years)

Dvorak_B.103_Eklogen_EdSupr_vol1.pdf

Dvorak_B.109_Nr.1_Stueck_in_D_EdSupr_vol2.pdf

Dvorak_B.109_Nr.2_Albumblatt_EdSupr_vol2.pdf

Dvorak_B.109_Nr.3_Stueck_in_F_EdSupr_vol2.pdf

Dvorak_B.109_Nr.4_Stueck_in_e_EdSupr_vol2.pdf

Dvorak_B.116_Stueck_in_d_EdSupr_vol2.pdf

Dvorak_B.128a_Frage_EdSupr_vol2.pdf

Dvorak_B.156_Zwei_Perlen_EdSupr_vol2.pdf

Dvorak_B.158_Albumblatt_EdSupr_vol2.pdf

Dvorak_op.012_Dumka_und_Furiant_EdSupr_vol2.pdf

Dvorak_op.042_Furianten_EdSupr_vol1.pdf

[Precalculus]

Hello

I would like to ask for a copy of Dvorak's waltzes op. 54.

thank you

[fhimpsl]

Hi Precalculus,

The Dvorak Op. 54 waltzes are on the IMSLP site - this link hopefully should take you there:


http://imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/0 ... r_vol1.pdf

Frank

[Precalculus]

Thanks, I should have looked there ...

[mballan]

Something in a much lighter vein - Rudolf Friml (1879-1872). Information and bio available on Wikipedia. Although generally associated with Amercian theatre from the early 20th century, Friml was born in Prague and studied at the Prague Conservatory with Dvorak. He moved to the States around 1904 and I was curious to see mention of a Piano Concerto performed in 1906 with the New York Philharmonic.

A short selection of lighter works [thank you Mr P].

Malcolm

Friml R - Woodland Echoes.pdf

Friml R - Chinese Moonlight.pdf

Friml R - Cherry Blossoms.pdf

Friml R - Bedouin Dance.pdf

Friml R - Adieu.pdf

Friml R - A Chinese Love Song.pdf

[fhimpsl]

Hi Malc,

Many thanks for the Friml - I always love to play his miniatures. Somewhere I have his Concert Waltz Op. 1 which is a real beauty and quite an ambitious piece. I need to locate it and then will post asap.

Frank

[Jean-Séb]

Hi Malc,

Many thanks for the Friml - I always love to play his miniatures. Somewhere I have his Concert Waltz Op. 1 which is a real beauty and quite an ambitious piece. I need to locate it and then will post asap.

Frank

This one? But it is op.12, so it must be another one.

Friml - Op. 12, Concert waltz.pdf

Thank you, Malc.

[fhimpsl]

Hi Jean-Seb, My memory is to blame on this one. The piece you posted is indeed the Concert Waltz which I was thinking of, and I see the correct opus is Op. 12. Thanks for posting - now I won't have to turn the house upside down to find the score! I'll have score in hand before quoting an opus number again - with advancing years I can't pull the numbers out of the air as I used to be able to!

Frank

[mballan]

Thank Jean-Seb for Op 12 Waltz and Frank's comments........here is the last of my Friml for the moment.

Malcolm

Friml R - Spinning Song-Etude.pdf

Friml R - Smoke Wreaths.pdf

Friml R - Po-Ling & Ming-Toy.pdf

Friml R - Iris.pdf

Friml R - Elegy.pdf

Friml R - Dutch Dance.pdf