Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

[Jim Faston]

The 3rd Piano Sonata of Boris Arapov. -nms- I don't recall seeing this anywhere - the other four have been previously posted.

Arapov_Piano Sonata No.3.pdf

A nice recording by Anastasia Galena on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q98O68m89c

[mballan]

Many thanks Jim, nice to have a clean copy of the Arapov.

More on Tatar composers (about half way through my holdings).

Anataly Borisovich Luppov (1929 - )

Luppov A - Procession, Concert Piece.pdf

Luppov A - Toccata (1959).pdf

Plus two works in two pianos thread.

Malcolm

[mballan]

And another Tatar composer: Leonid Zinovievich Lyubovsky (1937 - )

Malcolm

Lyubovsky L - Melodies of my Childhood No. 1 Quadrille.pdf

Lyubovsky L - Op 84 ‘Game of Styles’ Twelve Preludes & Fugues from Twelve Chromatic Tones (2000) No. 1.pdf

Lyubovsky L - Op 84 ‘Game of Styles’ Twelve Preludes & Fugues from Twelve Chromatic Tones (2000) No. 10.pdf

Lyubovsky L - Tatar Album - Six Pieces.pdf

[ilu]

Many thanks Jim, nice to have a clean copy of the Arapov.

More on Tatar composers (about half way through my holdings).

Anataly Borisovich Luppov (1929 - )

Luppov A - Procession, Concert Piece.pdf

Luppov A - Toccata (1959).pdf

Plus two works in two pianos thread.

Malcolm

I have a clean version of the Luppov's Toccata.

Regards.

Luppov Anatoly b1929 - Toccata.pdf

[fleubis]

Thanks ilu---much easier on the eyes!

[isokani]

The 3rd Piano Sonata of Boris Arapov. -nms- I don't recall seeing this anywhere - the other four have been previously posted.

Arapov_Piano Sonata No.3.pdf

A nice recording by Anastasia Galena on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q98O68m89c

Thank you very much for this! Now it's possible to record the cycle ... but maybe my computer is doing something wrong, but I don't appear to have p.15 ...

[Jim Faston]

All the pages appear for me, including 15. I look forward to your cycle.

[ilu]

Thanks ilu---much easier on the eyes!

Dear Fleubis:

you're welcome.

Your comments on the different topics are always interesting.

regards

[fleubis]

I love to spend my weekends reading through a lot of the unfamiliar music I find here! So it's been a real busy weekend here.

[mballan]

Almaz Zakirovich Monasypov (1925-2008)

Two pieces also in two piano thread.

Malcolm

Monasypov A - Five Lyrical Pieces & March.pdf

Monasypov A - Four Pieces for Children.pdf

Monasypov A - Humoresque (ms).pdf

Monasypov A - 'Mosiacs' Twelve Pieces.pdf

Monasypov A - 'Patterns' Fifteen Pieces for Children.pdf

Monasypov A - 'Rubai' Twelve Pieces for Children.pdf