Pianophilia

Here is the Cherubini. Tracy

my old scan

Caprotti wrote:my old scan

What goes around, comes around...

Regards
Fred

Thank you so much for the Cherubini!
I'll begin to work on it right now: the Capriccio is too long for my stamina

Mattei, Tito (1841-1914)
Etna - Valse de Bravoure pour Piano
Published by Schirmer, NY, nd [1880]

Thank you, FW190. That Mattei valse seems quite representative of the genre. Hilariously fun to play pieces like this.

Does anyone have piano scores by Puccini?
Scossa elettrica, Piccolo tango...
Are they yet copyrighted?
Thanks

An unpublished Valz [sic] by Bellini.

http://www.bollettinostudibelliniani.eu ... teffan.pdf

we haven't mentioned Dohler in a bit...sometimes we need to hear some piano acrobatics from the Parisian virtuosi...

I saw the roll recording of his Op. 55 - Ballade (2nd) on BnE

http://bdh.bne.es/bnesearch/Search.do?l ... ageSize=30

The score is with:

http://haab-digital.klassik-stiftung.de ... 5676542/1/

Does anyone know how to pull the images into one PDF?

Dohler is one that I would still like to hear more from...

You can save the individual pages as PDFs. I'm not sure if there is an easier way or if the pages can be had in higher resolution. I concatented the 13 individual pages into one PDF.