Pianophilia

alfor wrote:As far as I remember quite a couple of pianophilians is fond of PICKing-up Mr. Mangiagalli

Riccardo PICK-MANGIAGALLI
Cortèges TROIS PIECES pour PIANO

Pick-Mangiagalli Corteges.pdf

I'm one of the pickers!!! Thank you.

Hermann SCHOLTZ
Notturno op. 41 No. 2

Osmin?

Oswin KELLER
Drei lyrische Stücke op. 18
No. 1 Russisches Steppenlied
No. 2 Ländlicher Reigen
No. 3 Romanze

Posted as an example of the piano style of this French composer (all of his piano works appear to be out-of-print; anybody with "Soirs à Juan-les-Pins", a charming suite of modern dances?)

Jacques DUPONT (later changed his name to JAQUE-DUPOND)
TROIS ETUDES pour piano seul op. 4very mildly contemporary, comparable to Robert Casadesus

Thank you, Alfor.

Thanks for the Dupont Etudes, Alfor. Somewhat dissonant for a French composer of this period, but quite interesting.

fleubis wrote:Thanks for the Dupont Etudes, Alfor. Somewhat dissonant for a French composer of this period, but quite interesting.

Dissonant??
Andre Jolivet is one year older, but his works are considerably more disssonant !!

Claude DEBUSSY
Nocturnes arr. piano solo (Nos. 1 & 3 by Gustave Samazeuilh, No. 2 by Leonard Borwick) P.S. anybody with Debussy's "A la Fontaine"
(extraite des 12 pièces à 4 mains op. 85, transcrite pour piano à 2 mains)?

Lovely to have the Debussy Nocturnes in such playable form, Alfor. Best transcription of Fetes I've seen.

Of course Andre Jolivet is quite dissonant and Dupont is nowhere near Jolivet on the Hindemith scale. Jolivet gets no play around here, as you might guess.

fleubis wrote:...Best transcription of Fetes I've seen...

Please note that "Fetes" has been available at imslp since June, 2007 (not so the Samazeuilh transcriptions!):
http://imslp.org/wiki/Nocturnes_(Debussy,_Claude)

The above posted are all three alfor scans!