Pianophilia

Thank you very much for the Grünfeld scores, some of those were new to me.

I confirm the fact that many opus numbers of the first and second decade were skipped.

In detail, apart from those you specified in the above list :

Op 1 : Vier Gedichte voice pf

OP 3 : Der Fischer voice pf

op 5 : 3 stücke vl.pf.



Op 10 Wie schön bist du! – Tenor or Soprano & Piano (Gutmann 188?) ??


Op 19 Danse espagnole

Op 26 no mention

Op 27 2 Lieder

Op 29 Wenn sich zwei Herzen scheiden

Op 30 no mention


Op 43 Nr. 1. Minnelied, 2. Mazurka melancolique vc pf

The catalogue and libraries entries stop at op.65

All the Grünfeld missing scores (except op.10) are available in Vienna NB or Berlin SB

Hello Caprotti

Thank you so much for the additional information on the Grunfeld works list - that is very kind of you and extremely useful . Thank you also for guidance on where to locate some of these scores, I shall in due course follow these up to see what I can find.

My sincere thanks again.

Malcolm

Great subject for a thread Malcolm, thank-you!

Here's op.23 which is sadly the only work I have which isn't a duplicate of yours. Mike

thank you very much indeed

Thank you Mike for Op 23......duly added to the list, and Caprotti's information also now added.

Malcolm

Three new Grunfeld works added to the main works list on page 1:

Op 24 Barcarole in Ab
Op 40 Etude in Ab
Op 49 No. 2 Prelude

Malcolm & Mr P

Malcolm & Mr. P:

Thanks so much for Grünfeld' scores.

The tag "New" must be placed in opus 49-2 (instead of 49-1)

Ilu.

ilu wrote:Malcolm & Mr. P:

Thanks so much for Grünfeld' scores.

The tag "New" must be placed in opus 49-2 (instead of 49-1)

Ilu.

Thank you Ilu.....and it is in the right place [see below]

Op 49 1. Nocturne # 2. Prelude # [NEW] 3. Idyll # 4. Gavotte-Caprice [IMSLP]

Malcolm

Just when you thought the Grunfeld was all but finished...along come three more scores

Op 15 Octave Etude Op 59 Fruhlingslied Op 60 Pizzicati from “Sylvia” [Delibes] Malcolm & Mr P

Thanks Malcolm!!
Delibes-Grunfeld was something ultra-rare.....