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Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 1:12 am
by WCosand
Thanks!
Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 11:12 pm
by mballan
Alexander Zarzycki. Born 1834, L'vov – died 1895, Warsaw. Polish pianist and composer. He studied in L’vov before further studies in Paris (1856-61) with Reber. Concertized extensively across Europe. From 1866-74, was the director of the Warsaw Music Society; later in 1879 he became director of the Warsaw Conservatoire. He wrote a number of effective piano pieces; a piano concerto; a Grande Polonaise for piano & orchestra – and yet he is best remembered for his Op 26 Mazurka for Violin and Orchestra [he also wrote other violin works that too gained a measure of popularity].
I have posted his Mazurka in G minor [nms] and Op 24 No. 2 Valse-Impromptu.
Zarzycki - Mazurka in G minor.pdf
Zarzycki A - Valse-Impromptu in Eb major.pdf
Malcolm
Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2010 1:29 pm
by FW190
Polonez Kosciuszki & Marsz X Josefa & Mazur Dabrowskiego by
Josef Damse (sometimes written Dampse), who lived 1789 to 1852. Very long titles for very short pieces.
Damse.-.Polonez&Marsz&Mazur-(pno~1831).pdf
Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2010 8:31 pm
by mballan
FW190 wrote:Polonez Kosciuszki & Marsz X Josefa & Mazur Dabrowskiego by Josef Damse (sometimes written Dampse), who lived 1789 to 1852. Very long titles for very short pieces.
Thank you FW190 - as you can gather I am very keen on Polish music, and very much appreciate your recent posting on this thread. Every score very welcomed.
Malcolm
Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2010 10:16 am
by FW190
Attached a
Polonaise militaire by
Teofil Klonowski (1805-1876). His setting of
Gaude Mater Polonia (for SATB) is still very popular in Poland and may be currently found in the repertoire of many Polish choirs.
Downloadable here (direct link, 123 Kb):
http://www.sanktuarium-piaseczno.pl/pliki/gaude.pdf
Klonowski.-.op.10.-.Polonaise-militaire-(pno).pdf
Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 5:13 am
by Dax
Does anybody know Tansman's Le tour du monde en miniature? I'm not even sure if it's published.
Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 5:47 am
by fredbucket
Dax wrote:Does anybody know Tansman's Le tour du monde en miniature? I'm not even sure if it's published.
It is
Tansman - Le Tour du Monde en miniature, Quinze Feuillets de Voyage.pdf
Please note that this edition was published in 1937, but Tansman died as late as 1986, so this upload is in the nature of a sample of his work, and is not an invitation for further uploads unless specifically asked for, and not easy to obtain.
Regards
Fred
Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 6:07 am
by Dax
Gosh, that was quick! Very many thanks for that.
Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 1:27 am
by fleubis
Would anyone happen to have the score to Leschetizky's Etude Heroique, Op.48 No.3 ? I'm listening to Nyiregyhazi play this piece on YouTube in his usual spectacular way and am trying to discover what he saw in this piece.
Re: Polish Composers
Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 1:47 am
by fredbucket
fleubis wrote:Would anyone happen to have the score to Leschetizky's Etude Heroique, Op.48 No.3 ? I'm listening to Nyiregyhazi play this piece on YouTube in his usual spectacular way and am trying to discover what he saw in this piece.
It is available on IMSLP here -
http://imslp.org/wiki/3_Piano_Pieces,_O ... Theodor%29
Regards
Fred