Alfor's Rarities

[alfor]

...and finally some more SCHÜTT (partly alternative scans):

Schütt Canzonetta.pdf

Schütt op.30,6.pdf

Schütt op.30,7.pdf

Schütt op.34,5.pdf

Schütt op.45,3.pdf

Schütt op.59,1.pdf

Schütt op.71.pdf

Schütt op.83.pdf

Strauss-Schütt op.10.pdf

[Caprotti]

http://www.filefactory.com/file/6dln06h ... olonia_rar

I made some researches thru your kindly reported sites. Here are about 340 MB of good scores, maybe some duplicates

[fleubis]

For today's massive post, there is a lot I'd like to comment on but the choice items I find are the Czeczott Barcarolle - very lovely. and the selected etudes from I.Philipp's "Neuveau Gradus ad Parnassum" - (the complete version of this would be a great find if the samples posted thus far are any indication of their quality).

It is always great to have more Schutt scores to add to our growing collection--this composer is a fabulous miniaturist.

Alfred, thanks for posting today - and in such a wide variety.

[alfor]

For today's massive post, there is a lot I'd like to comment on but the choice items I find are the Czeczott Barcarolle - very lovely. and the selected etudes from I.Philipp's "Neuveau Gradus ad Parnassum" - (the complete version of this would be a great find if the samples posted thus far are any indication of their quality).

It is always great to have more Schutt scores to add to our growing collection--this composer is a fabulous miniaturist.

Alfred, thanks for posting today - and in such a wide variety.

There are a couple more Etudes edited by Philipp, which I did not find worth posting:

http://sigla.rsl.ru/table.jsp?f=1016&t= ... ebug=false

[alfor]

New at Jagiellonian library:

Two PANKIEWICZ scores.

[alfor]

...still something to grab:

Bargiel Morceaut op.41.pdf

Bargiel Notturnos op.3.pdf

Bargiel Prelude.pdf

Chopin Ctos. ed. Mikuli.pdf

Cui-Liszt Tarantelle op.12.pdf

David-Liszt Mazurka.pdf

David-Liszt Tanz.pdf

Dubois Scherzetto.pdf

Nowakowski Donizetti Linda Fant. op.35.pdf

Rimsky Fugues op.17.pdf

Tchaikovsky-Schaefer Symph. #2 op.17.pdf

[Caprotti]

Looking at the Bargiel, I finally discovered where Elibron took many of "his" reprints. In fact I had those also thru a pdf coming from Elibron ...

[alfor]

Looking at the Bargiel, I finally discovered where Elibron took many of "his" reprints. In fact I had those also thru a pdf coming from Elibron ...

That's the internet!! But we all can try to make money (legally or not) by posting scores on this or similar sites (nobody will ask whether you are the copyright holder*) :

http://www.musicaneo.com/

*there is no copyright for scans of public domain music anyway!

[alfor]

Some early LISZT:

Liszt Divertimento Pacini op.5,1.pdf

Liszt Rondeau fantastique op.5,3.pdf

Kuhnau Partita II ed. d'indy.pdf

Mehul Romance ed. d'indy.pdf

[Caprotti]

Michalowski - Exercises preparatoires (Chopin op.10).pdf

Krzyzhanowski - 29 - Elegie.pdf

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".

May I suggest some young volunteer to search the first metasite using the "publisher" query and indicating some less known publisher ? I tried with the publishers listed in the IMSLP catalogue and many new scores appeared. However better surprises can come out from the usage of publishers NOT listed at IMSLP.
For instance, trying with Publisher = Gebethner there are more than 3,000 results. I haven't so much time to explore everything, but from the first 5 pages I found some scores I didn't have (maybe you have those)