Pianophilia

Thank you very much

musiclife217 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2020 8:57 pm

FW190 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2020 7:10 am

musiclife217 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2020 4:07 am still working on Gurlitt … just like to check before searching … are the Gurlitt Op. 131 Melodious Etudes available?

Only a lonely little piece of the set. Not much but may be a start ...
Gurlitt,C.-.op.131-04.-.24-Etudes-No.04-March-violets-(pno).pdf

Thank you for the effort ! I will see what I can do as well !

somehow I was able to locate the entire score:

Gurlitt, Cornelius - Op. 131 - Etudes, Twenty-Four Melodious

Thanks for your efforts on the Gurlitt.

Jim Faston wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 8:23 pm Thanks for your efforts on the Gurlitt.

You're welcome. Hope it's all there now.

I found an interesting composer on the website of the MDZ.

Heinrich Kaminski (1886 - 1946), Piano sonata in C minor

https://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~d ... 82/images/

this work is part of Gurlitt's larger Op. 100, which had three parts, one each on thirds, sixths, and octaves.

Here are the octave studies.

Hi, how are you guys, I'm looking for the complete score of the concert for piano and orchestra no. 4 by Xaver Scharwenka for my thesis, if someone please have it available or know where I can get it on the internet, I would greatly appreciate it.

Hello Sergiocg95! I hope you are doing well!

I have attached the complete score of his fourth piano concerto in f minor (nms). It should be public domain since Scharwenka died in 1924. For more resources and information, please consult https://www.scharwenka-stiftung.de/xave ... &&aktiv=30 for tons of free sheet music by the Scharwenkas (Philipp and Xaver).

I hope that helps you and wish you much success with your thesis!

Hello @ WalterNiemann

OMG thank you very much, I have been looking for the full score for a year, and now I will be able to have a deeper analysis of this work, which in fact I am already studying because in addition to the thesis I have to play it and it is a great honor for me to be able to play this work, really many thanks

Ladies and gentlemen, does anyone know if any recording, uploading, even amateurish, exists of Lowe concerto #1 in e minor? Is it possible that only # 2 in A major has been recoreded? Additionally anyone knows where scores of #1 can be found, because obvious sources likewise IMSLP don't get it. Thanks anyone