Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

[caostotale]

Yes, that's the one. Thanks.

[Jim Faston]

Yes, that's the one. Thanks.

Three of the P&Fs (scans of which are in circulation) are included in a collection of his works published by Deka-BC Publishing House in 2004.
I'd be interested in seeing the rest when they become available.

(from Worldcat)
Selected pieces for piano
Publisher: 7311; Deka-BC Publishing House; ISBN: 9795901971214
Contents: From 24 preludes and fugues (1937). C-dur ; a-moll ; G-dur -- The album of miniatures (1929). Clouds ; The motor car ; A secret feeling ; The merry-go-round -- The silver chower (1948) -- A page from the album (1941)

[mballan]

Yes, that's the one. Thanks.

Three of the P&Fs (scans of which are in circulation) are included in a collection of his works published by Deka-BC Publishing House in 2004.
I'd be interested in seeing the rest when they become available.

(from Worldcat)
Selected pieces for piano
Publisher: 7311; Deka-BC Publishing House; ISBN: 9795901971214
Contents: From 24 preludes and fugues (1937). C-dur ; a-moll ; G-dur -- The album of miniatures (1929). Clouds ; The motor car ; A secret feeling ; The merry-go-round -- The silver chower (1948) -- A page from the album (1941)

Jim is correct that these scores are available through Deka-BC - www.deka-bc.ru

However for ease you can order the Zaderatsky albums direct through Ruslania in Finland - www.ruslania.com, whom I have used many times and give excellent customer service. The two albums are 8 euros each, which is very cheap compared to the majority of European publishers.

Malcolm

[passthesalt]

Take a look at this link:

http://d-nb.info/gnd/300989229/about/html

Does this mean Deutsche National Bibliothek has a copy of Zaderatsky's Preludes and Fugues?

Also, I am still endlessly searching, searching for Zaderatsky"s "Porcelain Cups" (or "China Cups"), in particular the piece "Wildflowers" from that set. If anyone has a lead on that, please let me know. Thanks.

[musiclife217]

better late than never.... Sokolov and Spendiarov ...

not sure how or what it means to "place in line" ... please correct if necessary

enjoy the pieces!

Spendiarov (Spendiarian) (Spendiaryan), Aleksandr –Op. 03 No. 02–Berceuse (Lullaby).pdf

Sokolov, Nikolay–WoO–Prelude.pdf

[Dani_area_51]

Thanks a lot for this, musiclife217!

[naturlaut]

I quite enjoyed the Rostislav Boiko MBallan posted a while ago. Is there a published score (or scan) for the Cypriot Sketches as well?

[caostotale]

Some more sonatinas:

Victor GORIANIN (GORYANIN)
Sonatina, for piano

Goryanin - Sonatina, for piano.pdf

S. SIDELNIKOV
Sonatina, for piano

Sidelnikov, S. - Sonatina, for piano.pdf

[Dani_area_51]

Some more sonatinas:

Victor GORIANIN (GORYANIN)
Sonatina, for piano

Goryanin - Sonatina, for piano.pdf

S. SIDELNIKOV
Sonatina, for piano

Sidelnikov, S. - Sonatina, for piano.pdf

Thank you very much for this.

[caostotale]

...and another pair of short works. There is a separate volume that includes his first four piano sonatas, printed around the same time as these works:

Vladimir Sergeyevich IVANNIKOV
Piano Sonatina no. 3

Ivannikov - Sonatina no. 3, for piano.pdf

Piano Sonata no. 5

Ivannikov - Piano Sonata no. 5.pdf