You are very welcome!Jean-Séb wrote:This is really lovely. Thank you so much.
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Seconded!!Jean-Séb wrote:This is really lovely. Thank you so much.
Best regards, Alfor S. Cans
Music is a higher revelation than wisdom and philosophy (Beethoven)
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Music is a higher revelation than wisdom and philosophy (Beethoven)
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Re: Pauline Viardot (Malibran's sister)
Were any of Ms. Viardot's piano pieces found?Paddys wrote:I found this list of piano works on Wikipedia, but haven't seen any of them. Are they available? Cheers,
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2 airs de ballet for piano (1885)
Défilé bohémien for piano 4 hands (1885)
Introduction et polonaise for piano 4 hands (1874)
Mazourke for piano (1868)
Second album russe for piano (1874)
Suite arménienne for piano 4 hands
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Quite a challenging piece by Josephine Martin, just uploaded to Gallica - not a bad scan either:
Elan du cœur - Andante-Caprice, Op. 11
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k8 ... .r=.langFR
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Elan du cœur - Andante-Caprice, Op. 11
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k8 ... .r=.langFR
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The same alfor-edited
Sursum corda (to speak with Liszt):
Sursum corda (to speak with Liszt):
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I haven't seen this ballet from Chaminade's Callirhoe on IMSLP so I thought that I would give it a scan... her Danse Orientale...
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Chaminade seems to write a lot of these charming little pieces. Thanks for posting, musiclife217 .
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Thanks for sharing, musiclife. We may see a recording around here sometime .
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That would be wonderful, of course! If anyone is interested in the complete piano version of Callirhoe penned by Ms. Chaminade, do let me know.Alex wrote:Thanks for sharing, musiclife. We may see a recording around here sometime .
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I just ran across a review of one of Ethel Leginska's performances:
"Enthusiasm ran high among listeners, although there was little about Leginska's own compositions to prompt any enthusiasm. If Miss Leginska's "The Gargoyles of Notre Dame" and a "Scherzo After Tagore" are to be classed as music, there's no reason why anyone shouldn't take up composition, no matter whether he be a boilermaker or a prizefighter."
Sounds promising to me Is anyone here having these, or other works, by her?
"Enthusiasm ran high among listeners, although there was little about Leginska's own compositions to prompt any enthusiasm. If Miss Leginska's "The Gargoyles of Notre Dame" and a "Scherzo After Tagore" are to be classed as music, there's no reason why anyone shouldn't take up composition, no matter whether he be a boilermaker or a prizefighter."
Sounds promising to me Is anyone here having these, or other works, by her?