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Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2012 6:31 am
by fredbucket
isokani wrote:Here's a charming little number I just edited ...
Given Isokani's editing I'm prepared to let this one through despite the fact that Bentzson's wsorks are still very much in copyright. However, I would please request that no more Bentzson be posted on PP.
Regards
Fred
Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2012 7:30 am
by caostotale
isokani wrote:Here's a charming little number I just edited ...
Absolutely fantastic!
Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2013 4:41 pm
by paolor
Having initiated this thread I should perhaps contribute from time to time... . If you are interested in 4H versions of these pieces - they can be found at IMSLP, in the case of op.51 even by Brahms himself.
Enjoy!
Br, paolor
Brahms op.51,2 Lehmann Streichquartett Nr.2 2P.pdf
Brahms op.8 Lehmann Klaviertrio 2P.pdf
Brahms op.51,1 Lehmann Streichquartett Nr.1 2P.pdf
Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Sat May 04, 2013 9:02 pm
by Jim Faston
My B&W version of Rafael Joseffy's ''Mährchen'' Scherzo Fantastique from LOC. Alternate to the currently circulating file.
Joseffy_''Mährchen'' Scherzo Fantastique.pdf
Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Thu May 23, 2013 3:47 pm
by Jim Faston
These two Gurlitt pieces have been sitting around forever--now seems like a good time to scan and post them. First, the Rondo in E-flat, Op175 No2. Number three is available from Sibley (and IMSLP) at
http://hdl.handle.net/1802/6559. If anyone has number one, please post same.
Gurlitt_Rondo in E-flat, Op175 No2 (2P4H).pdf
Second, a nice set of Eight Melodious Pieces, Op174.
Gurlitt_Eight Melodious Pieces, Op174 (2P4H).pdf
Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Fri May 24, 2013 7:13 pm
by paolor
Jim Faston wrote:These two Gurlitt pieces have been sitting around forever--now seems like a good time to scan and post them. First, the Rondo in E-flat, Op175 No2. Number three is available from Sibley (and IMSLP) at
http://hdl.handle.net/1802/6559. If anyone has number one, please post same.
Gurlitt_Rondo in E-flat, Op175 No2 (2P4H).pdf
Second, a nice set of Eight Melodious Pieces, Op174.
Gurlitt_Eight Melodious Pieces, Op174 (2P4H).pdf
... anyone has got it ... an enjoyable piece, BTW.
Bw, paolor
Gurlitt op.175,1 Rondo 2P.pdf
Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Fri May 24, 2013 7:22 pm
by Jim Faston
paolor wrote:Jim Faston wrote:These two Gurlitt pieces have been sitting around forever--now seems like a good time to scan and post them. First, the Rondo in E-flat, Op175 No2. Number three is available from Sibley (and IMSLP) at
http://hdl.handle.net/1802/6559. If anyone has number one, please post same.
Gurlitt_Rondo in E-flat, Op175 No2 (2P4H).pdf
Second, a nice set of Eight Melodious Pieces, Op174.
Gurlitt_Eight Melodious Pieces, Op174 (2P4H).pdf
... anyone has got it ... an enjoyable piece, BTW.
Bw, paolor
Thanks for completing the set.
Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 3:10 pm
by Scriabinoff
I learned of this after reading a number of years ago from someone posting on another board looking for a version of this, someone responded that two versions were apparently published (but not available), this is one of them and the more modern of the two to my knowledge. I do not know a lot about Justin Ring, just that his name seems to pop up around Fats Waller, and that he played piano in a few jazz groups recordings and apparently may have had a hand in the recording and producing side of things around his time.
The famous "War Horse" (as it is puzzlingly called sometimes....), Chopin's "Heroic" Polonaise in A - Flat Major, Op. 53, Arranged 2P, 4H. Glad I can contribute a 'fresh' version of this classic.
Chopin, F (Arr. Justin Ring) - Polonaise in A - flat Major, Op. 53 for duet (2P, 4H).pdf
Follow Up Request - Please see back matter for score sample, is a scan or the Fidelis Zitterbart Duo Concertante in F-Minor available? The little snipbit they give us here looks interesting.
Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Fri May 31, 2013 8:32 am
by paolor
Scriabinoff wrote:I learned of this after reading a number of years ago from someone posting on another board looking for a version of this, someone responded that two versions were apparently published (but not available), this is one of them and the more modern of the two to my knowledge. I do not know a lot about Justin Ring, just that his name seems to pop up around Fats Waller, and that he played piano in a few jazz groups recordings and apparently may have had a hand in the recording and producing side of things around his time.
The famous "War Horse" (as it is puzzlingly called sometimes....), Chopin's "Heroic" Polonaise in A - Flat Major, Op. 53, Arranged 2P, 4H. Glad I can contribute a 'fresh' version of this classic.
Chopin, F (Arr. Justin Ring) - Polonaise in A - flat Major, Op. 53 for duet (2P, 4H).pdf
Follow Up Request - Please see back matter for score sample, is a scan or the Fidelis Zitterbart Duo Concertante in F-Minor available? The little snipbit they give us here looks interesting.
Many thanks for this rarity!
Bw, paolor
Re: 4 hands on TWO pianos
Posted: Fri May 31, 2013 5:52 pm
by relative
Paul Dambis Sonata no.4 for two pianos
Or had I put it to "Music from Baltic States" thread ?
Dambis Sonata no.4 (for 2 pianos).pdf