Julius Röntgen (1855-1932)

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I am really grateful to all the contributors to this thread. Last year, someone asked me if I could play something by Röntgen for my YouTube channel. I had none of his scores at home, but was able to find a couple of pieces by him in the Sibley collection - the Impromptu and Serenade Melancolique, from 1910. As far as I see, neither appear in the worklist on the Röntgen Foundation website, and they were written for a competition. They appear in an interesting collection of prizewinning pieces which can be downloaded via the following link (I think they are in the second volume):
http://hdl.handle.net/1802/2419
This book did not come up in a search on Röntgen on Sibley - and I can't remember how I came across it!
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Haven't uploaded anything to Rontgen recently...so equally hot of the scanner [thnaks Mr P]...his Ballade No. 2.

Malcolm
Rontgen J - Ballade No.2 Op 22.pdf
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mballan wrote:Haven't uploaded anything to Rontgen recently...so equally hot of the scanner [thnaks Mr P]...his Ballade No. 2.

Malcolm
Hi Malc,

thank you for all your recent postings. But.......wasn't it me who uploaded this piece on Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:29 pm ?????
:D :) ;) :( :o :shock: :cry: :mrgreen:
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alfor wrote:
mballan wrote:Haven't uploaded anything to Rontgen recently...so equally hot of the scanner [thnaks Mr P]...his Ballade No. 2.

Malcolm
Hi Malc,

thank you for all your recent postings. But.......wasn't it me who uploaded this piece on Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:29 pm ?????
:D :) ;) :( :o :shock: :cry: :mrgreen:
Hello Alfor

Apologies...I missed that somehow.....trouble is your thread is getting very big and unwieldy, and as I try to watch over everything going on across PP, it gets difficult to keep up with everything posted [although, of course, the Russian stuff always snags my keen interest].

Malcolm
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...never mind! That problem will always be present - unless we will get an decent archive facility...
Why not compete whose scans are better quality? :D :mrgreen:
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Julius RÖNTGEN
Piano Concerto op. 18 (2 piano score)
Röntgen PC op.18.pdf
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Re: Julius Röntgen (1855-1932)

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alfor wrote:Julius RÖNTGEN
Piano Concerto op. 18 (2 piano score)
Röntgen PC op.18.pdf
Terrific!
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rob wrote:
alfor wrote:Julius RÖNTGEN
Piano Concerto op. 18 (2 piano score)
Röntgen PC op.18.pdf
Terrific!
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This posting is dedicated to Sir Phillip210
(who may duly be called „Der Papst der gehobenen Salonmusik“).

A most interesting piece, imho (NO Salonmusik!)
Roentgen Sonatine op.63,1.pdf
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Thanks Alfor !

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