Pianophilia

Does anyone has the

Largo

for cello and piano by Giuseppe Mule' ?

Thank you in advance !

Here's a rearrangement of the Scherzo movement from Gaigerova's Suite for viola and piano by T. Priimenko. That work can be found in the viola/piano thread (it's the third movement in the suite).

Varvana Andrianovna GAIGEROVA
Scherzo, for cello and piano, op. 8b (1931)

Here's a fairly brilliant-looking set of pieces by Alekseev, who otherwise wrote several interesting works based on Chuvash folk music. Elsewhere on this forum is a solo cello sonata and a sonata for bassoon and piano. I'm pretty sure this piece is a reduction:


Mikhail Alekseevich ALEKSEEV
Pieces (2), for cello and piano; 1. Improvisation, 2. Caprice

Great!! Thank you so much for finding these.

I play the piano and a friend of mine is studying cello.
I know several beatiful pieces to play together, but they
seem to be too difficult for the cello player.
Could you suggest some nice and easy pieces to play together ?
Thanks in advance !

symbol60 wrote:I play the piano and a friend of mine is studying cello.
I know several beatiful pieces to play together, but they
seem to be too difficult for the cello player.
Could you suggest some nice and easy pieces to play together ?
Thanks in advance !

Try these transcriptions of Verdi Operas by Sebastian Leethat I just uplaoded to IMSLP.
http://imslp.org/wiki/Transcriptions_of ... Sebastian)

Il Trovatore, Rigoletto, La Traviata, Un Ballo in Maschera, Macbeth, I Lombardi, Ernani, Simon Boccanegra, Forza del Destino, Attila, Aroldo, Luisa Muller, I due Foscari, and Ciovanna d'Arco

Some straightforward pieces from alumni of the Tashkent Conservatory:

Pieces by Uzbek Composers, for cello and piano (1983)

Mutal Muzainovich BURKHANOV - Spring Dance
Solomon Aleksandrovich YUDAKOV (IUDAKOV) - Lullaby
Boris Fyodorovich GIYENKO (GIENKO) - Badakhshan Dance
Georgy Aleksandorvich MUSHEL - Pavane, from the ballet 'Kashmiri Legend'

http://www.mediafire.com/view/?ddhkq8355egdu18
(if someone could 'squeeze' this...would be helpful)

caostotale wrote:Some straightforward pieces from alumni of the Tashkent Conservatory:

Pieces by Uzbek Composers, for cello and piano (1983)

Mutal Muzainovich BURKHANOV - Spring Dance
Solomon Aleksandrovich YUDAKOV (IUDAKOV) - Lullaby
Boris Fyodorovich GIYENKO (GIENKO) - Badakhshan Dance
Georgy Aleksandorvich MUSHEL - Pavane, from the ballet 'Kashmiri Legend'

http://www.mediafire.com/view/?ddhkq8355egdu18
(if someone could 'squeeze' this...would be helpful)

Freshly squeezed:

Here's a major (and half the time minor ) cycle of pieces by Georgia's most important cellist/composer These can all be heard thanks to a very kind Youtuber. The first link is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1dUNJbSzA8

Sulkhan Fyodorovich TSINTSADZE
Preludes (24), for cello and piano (1984)

I'm not sure about the second composer, but I want to say that it's Latvia's Jekabs Medins, whose list of works includes a ballade for cello/piano. Maybe someone could clear this up, as well as finding info on the second-to-last composer:

Pieces by Soviet Composers, for cello and piano (1972)

Orest Aleksandrovich YEVLAKOV (EVLAKOV) - Adagio, from the ballet 'Ivishka'
Ya. MEDIN - Ballade
Edgar Aleksandrovich ARRO - Largo
Oleg Nikolayevich KHROMUSHIN - Rondo
I. FINKELSHTEIN (FINKELSHTEYN) - Aria
Vladislav Aleksandrovich USPENSKY - Concert Pieces (3) (1961); 1. Recitative, 2. Dramatic Monologue, 3. Scherzino