Piano Music from and about Hungary - Magyarország/Hongrie

[Jean-Séb]

So nice. Thank you.

[alfor]

Another couple of works by Ernő Dohnányi (1877 – 1960) - these do not currently appear on IMSLP or ScorSer.

Malcolm

Op 39b Valse Boiteuse - transcription by the composer from his Op 39 Suite of Waltzes for orchestra

Dohnanyi E - Op 39b Valse Boiteuse from Suite de Valses for orchestra [arr. composer].pdf

Op 41 Six Pieces

Dohnanyi E - Op 41 Six Pieces.pdf

Late D. --- quite unusually published by Lengnick!
Thank you!!

[fleubis]

Late, rare Dohnányi and very welcome these pieces are indeed. I especially like the little Scherzino in the 4 pieces.

Thank you, Malc.

[phikfy]

The Valse Boiteuse is lovely. Thanks Malcolm for these new Dohnanyi posts.

[4candles]

Would anyone have anything by Vincent Adler (1826-1871), composer of études and salon music. I'm particularly interested in a Tarantelle, with a dedication to Alkan...?

No etudes or tarentelles (or 'big spiders' as Alfor likes to call them) here, but here are a couple of pieces by Adler the salon virtuoso.
Pity about the scan quality, but they should still be legible enough.

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b9069160c/f1.image

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b9069161s/f1.image

Still hope to see his set of '12 Etudes de Style' someday!

And here is a Fantaisie by Adler from the BDH to keep your fingers busy:

Fantaisie sur des airs populaires Napolitains_Vincent Adler.pdf

4c

[musiclife217]

a snippet from Mr. Heller ... 2nd Waltz from Op. 93 - the 1st one is lovely also and great fun!

Heller, Stephen-Op. 93 No. 02-Waltz.pdf

[alfor]

Leó WEINER
Hungarian Peasant Songs vol. III op. 22

Weiner Peasant Songs III op.22.pdf

P.S. Looking for a decent „fully fingered AND pedaled“ edition of
Beethoven's Piano Sonatas and Sonatas for Violin and Piano?
Try Weiner's EMB edition! (Unfortunately his edition of Beethoven's
Sonatas for Solo Violin lacks pedal marks!)

[fleubis]

Peasant songs! A pleasure to encounter some more tunes in the genre as Bartok certainly didn't mine them all.

I think we would all love to see WEINER's fully pedaled version of the Beethoven solo violin sonatas--I bet they are as interesting as Beethoven's organ concertos.

Anyway, I sure like the rhythms is these pieces. Thanks for posting this, Alfred.

[alfor]

I think we would all love to see WEINER's fully pedaled version of the Beethoven solo violin sonatas--I bet they are as interesting as Beethoven's organ concertos.

You are certainly right!!

BTW do you know Weiner's orchestration of Liszt's b minor Sonata (no joke, see youtube)?

[fleubis]

Thanks for pointing out Weiner's orchestration of the b-minor sonata. It is a very effective transcription and is supplemented with many Daguerreotype's of Liszt which I've never seen before in the YouTube vid.