Alfor's Rarities

[Georgio]

Thank's a lot, too. These are wonderful gems of partly unknown composers - but worth for learning and playing. A great week by you!

[alfor]

Thank you for feedback!

Dear fellow pianophilians, the hunt is open for everybody (who is interested in polish music):

metasearch:

http://fbc.pionier.net.pl/owoc?action=C ... anguage=en

most active individual library:

http://jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl/dlibra/

Regarding physical contact with polish libraries, our dear member
isokani (magnus lepus m.) is in the "pole position".

[alfor]

More from RSL:

Bossi Ninna Nanna op.102,4.pdf

Brahms op.83 russ.pdf

Engel A la noce op.19,5.pdf

Engel Melodie de mon pere op.19,4.pdf

Engel Melodie op.19,1.pdf

Franck-Durand Piece heroique.pdf

Lourie Daily Patterns.pdf

Popular Waltzes.pdf

Severac Chant de la terre.pdf

Villoldo Tango.pdf

Vitols Petite Polka.pdf

Youferoff Adoration des Pasteurs op.26.pdf

[sgambatiesque]

Quite a piano-pourri! Thank you!

More from RSL:

[attachment=2]Villoldo Tango.pdf

More pointedly, that's the famous El Choclo

[alfor]

Dear sgambatiesque,

I was quite surprised that in the Soviet Union of the 1920s such "bourgeois" material was published!
That's why I posted this RSL scan.

best regards

alfor

[alfor]

Two lesser known directories of digital sheet music:

http://www.musicaneo.com

http://cameralmusic.pl/nuty

[alfor]

Parerga et Paralipomena (RSL):

Bach-Stark P.&DF., Siciliano.pdf

Bach-Wilschau Chaconne.pdf

Bazilevsky Piano pieces.pdf

Brahms-Jadassohn Lieder op.3.pdf

David-Liszt Capriccio.pdf

Goedicke Präl. op.20.pdf

Louis XIII.-Ghys Air.pdf

Schumann-Horn Duette op.34.pdf

Strauss-Goldstein 1001 Nights.pdf

Wieniawski-Schubert Legende op.17.pdf

Bach-Transcriptions (various):

http://www.mediafire.com/view/?s1lfx4rh981dr7v

[fleubis]

Wow! A real showpiece in that Strauss-Goldstein and very well done--and on a waltz I'm not familiar with. Great fun for all!

Alfred, I take great joy in encountering Bach transcriptions and the Bach-Wilschau version of the Chaconne is one that is certainly way over the top and very imaginative. I think the most accurate one is Siloti's, but still my favorite is still the Busoni and I never tire of playing this version. I never, ever tire of hearing and playing the Chaconne....my favorite Bach.

You also supplied us with a most interesting Bach transcriptions collection---adding a few more transcriptions I've not seen before. Bach is so timeless.....any form will do, but specially one for us pianophiliacs.

Thanks for these postings, Alfred.

[alfor]

Thank you for feedback, dear fleubis!

Der Rest vom Schützenfest (nms):

Bach, WF-Golde Concert.pdf

Couperin-d'Albert 5 pieces.pdf

Czeczott Barcarolle 3 op.13.pdf

Debussy Arabeske 1 (polish ed.).pdf

Döhler Etude ed. Philipp.pdf

Forkel Var. God save.pdf

Golinelli op.15,3 ed. Philipp.pdf

Kalkbrenner op.20,12 ed. Philipp.pdf

Marburg Capriccio.pdf

Wagner-Glarnneck Marsch Tannhäuser.pdf

Lots of ARENSKY and CUI (RLS)

CZECZOTT, Witold (1846-1929)

[alfor]

Le reste dernier (nms):

Berlioz-Jaell Valse op.169.pdf

Carmichael Novellte.pdf

Dreyschock Serenade op.37,2.pdf

Grünfeld Petite valse op.44,3.pdf

Maszynski Bagatelle.pdf

Maszynski Menuetto.pdf

Merkel Polonaise op.28.pdf

Schütt 3 Poesies op.55.pdf

Schütt A ma cherie op.59,3.pdf

Schütt Humoresque op.37,3.pdf

Wagner-Jaell Choeur des pelerins op.35 .pdf

Wagner-Löw Priere de Rienzi.pdf