Alfor's Rarities from the new PP

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Just as an example for the style of this composer:
Boris I. TISHCHENKO
Sonata No. 2 (soviet original first edition)
somewhat tame post-Shostakovich style

Tishenko Sonata No.2.pdf

Ivan KOVAC
TOCCATA quasi Sonata

Kovac Toccata quasi Sonata.pdf

audio:
Janis Medins
Dainas 13-18

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Janis LICITIS
Tris miniaturas op. 16

Licitis tris klavieru miniaturas.pdf

Soviet anthology of french composers:
Milhaud, Poulenc, Auric, Jolivet, Francaix

French composers.pdf

audio:
Janis MEDINS:
Dainas 19-24

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Pieces of soviet composers vol. 3:
Belyalov (Toccata), Davydov, Milman, Silvansky, Ostrovskaya, Mirzoev

Pieces of soviet composers vol.3.pdf

Pero GOTAVAC
jeunes et joyeux

Gotovac jeunes et joyeux.pdf

finally:
Janis Medins:
Dainas 19-24

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Aleksi D. MACHAVARIANI
Selected piano works

Machavariani Piano works.pdf

Life
The Georgian composer and conductor Aleksi Machavariani was born in Gori. He graduated from the Tbilisi Conservatory in 1936 and remained there for a postgraduate study. Later he joined the faculty, becoming a professor in 1963. He began his artistic career in 1935.
Machavariani produced a number of critically acclaimed plays and ballets, including the ballet “Othello” (1957), the operas “Mat i Sin” (1945), “Den moei Rodini” (1954), the symphony “Piat monologov” (1971; it earned the Shota Rustaveli Prize). He also wrote the music to many theatrical productions, including “Baratashvili” and “Legenda o liubvi”.
He was the artistic director of the Georgian State Symphony Orchestra from 1956 till 1958 and directed the Composers’ Union of Georgia from 1962 till 1968.
* 5 symphonies
* Concerts for piano and violin
* Operas: Mother and Daughter; Hamlet
* Musical show: Funny Comedy,
* Ballets: Othello; The Knight in a Tiger’s Skin (after Shota Rustaveli’s poem)
* Four string quartets
* Two sonatas for piano
* Sonata for violin
* Pieces for different instruments
* Choir works


audio:
ARRAU Chopin Ballade A flat major (original shellac)

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Once again Slovak composers:
CIKKER, SUCHON, MARTINU (translation of the titles much appreciated)

Cikker, Suchon, Martinu.pdf

Example for the style of this composer:
Eino TAMBERG
Children's album (original soviet first edition)
http://www.emic.ee/helilooja/einotamberg?lang=eng

Tamberg Children's album.pdf

audio:
Arthur de GREEF plays Chopin

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György GESZLER
2 Preludes & fugues

Geszler 2 Prel. & Fugues.pdf

Concert pieces of soviet composers vol. 3:
Kortes, ---, Lyubivets (?), Olakh

Concert pieces soviet comp. vol.3.pdf

Alfor - details on Concert Piece Vol 3: Kortes - Contrasts, Suite in Four Moods: Galakhov - Three Fleeting Thoughts; Lyubivets - Fugue: Shut' - Op 12 Silhouettes, 11 Miniatures: Olakh - Prelude & Double Fugue. Thank you for these...some are new to me. Malcolm

audio:
Monique Haas
Bartok Sonatina (from shellac)

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Concert pieces of soviet composers vol. 4
Arapov, Aslamazov, Belov, Dorokhin (?), Kruglikov (?), Nagovitsin, Simakin, Slonimsky, Falik

Concert pieces soviet composers vol.4.pdf

audio:
Stafan Askenase Chopin

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Tigran MANSURYAN
3 pieces (this score is a piece of art in itself!!)

Mansuryan 3 pieces.pdf

Genrikh (Heinrich) BRUK
12 pieces on poems by Rodar

Bruk 12 pieces on poems by Rodar.pdf

audio:
Kentner plays Lizst

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Kasachian composers:
Mendygaliyev, Bayakhulov, Zhubanov, Brusilovsky, Zhubanova, Rakhmadiev

Selected Kasachian composers.pdf

Kamillo HORN
Sonata op. 15
http://www.mediafire.com/?0xzqmcyttkd

audio:
Eileen Joyce plays Brahms

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What a shame! All the time I was playing on a "glasovir" and did not realize it!

Dora PEJACEVIC
Sonata za glasovir u as-duru op. 57

Pejacevic Sonata op.57.pdf

audio: Monique Haas
Debussy Toccata