Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

[fleubis]

Very nice to have this concerto--fingered by you--all together and in a nice B&W instead of gray-scale--much easier to read. Thanks for posting.

[alfor]

You are welcome, dear fleubis (aka J.D.* from Panama)
* James Dean

For those few loosers who do not get Orchestras as presents from their wives
(like Serge Koussevitzky or Geza Anda did) I have chosen the solo version:

S. O. S. PROKOFIEFF
Sonata No. 2 op. 14
alfor fingered

(Regarding the very few printed fingerings I assume this was edited by Gyorgy Chādor...)

Prokofieff Sonata #2 op.14 fingered.pdf

[soh choon wee]

Thanks for the Prokofiev Piano Sonata 2 fingering.....

I very much like to see your fingerings for Prokofiev piano concerto 2,

[fleubis]

Humm.....I don't know about the 2nd concerto, but Alfred your fingering on the 2nd sonata settles a few troubling issues. This is not a sonata that I'm very familiar with so I took a listen to Boris Berman play it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZN7XLKzLDI before playing through it myself a few times. I especially like the remarkable chromaticism of the 2nd movement---it is just luscious.

[alfor]

Thanks for the Prokofiev Piano Sonata 2 fingering.....

I very much like to see your fingerings for Prokofiev piano concerto 2,

...I will have a look...

Maybe you are also interested in this:

S. O. S. PROKOFIEFF
SONATA NO. 8 op. 84
alfor fingered

Prokofieff Sonata #8 fingered.pdf

[fleubis]

More Prokofiev that I'm not real familiar with...and it's got to be laziness on my part for not taking the time to work out some fingerings--which Alfred has now graciously provided. This will keep me occupied for quite a while. Thanks for posting this.

[alfor]

More Prokofiev that I'm not real familiar with...and it's got to be laziness on my part for not taking the time to work out some fingerings--which Alfred has now graciously provided. This will keep me occupied for quite a while. Thanks for posting this.

You are welcome, dear J...fleubis!

Next will be No. 9, an unduly neglected work!

[Jim Faston]

Scans of most of the Glazunov piano works now seem to be in circulation, but I don't see a copy of this here or on IMSLP - the Sonatina. -nms- Cleaned and converted to PDF.

Glazunov_Sonatina.pdf

Any clues on these other works would be appreciated:
Valse Miniature in g, 1893
Easy Sonata in C, 1880
Prelude & Fugue in e, 1926
Gagliarde in D, 1900

[soh choon wee]

Can some resourceful members please help to identify this Russian Pianist. The photo was taken in 2005.

He has written a technique book, and is currently hotly read in China.... i have been thinking who he is.

[relative]

Mieczysław Weinberg (Moisey Samuilovich Vaynberg)

Children`s notebooks.

Weinberg Children`s notebooks.zip