Composers from Germany [Misc]

[fhimpsl]

Since we've discussed the Pauers (Ernst and Max) recently, I thought to post this waltz by Ernst. enjoy

Frank

Pauer, Ernst - La Calesera.pdf

[fhimpsl]

Does any member perchance have any additional scores by Charles Mayer to post?? We all have his wonderful etudes posted some time back (thanks again to Malc!), and an assortment of pieces on IMSLP, but this fellow's music really speaks to me and I would love to see more of his (supposedly vast) output. Any help is always appreciated.

Frank

[Biljana]

Hello Frank,
here are etudes Op.168 Book I by Mayer Charles.

Greetings

Biljana

Mayer Charles New School of Velocity Op.168 Book I.pdf

[fhimpsl]

Hi Biljana,

Thank you for these wonderful Mayer etudes. There are several real gems in the batch (like No. 11) and I am very happy to
be playing them today!!

Once again thanks for your thoughtfulness.

All Best,

Frank

[fleubis]

Hello Bijana. I also want to thank you the Mayer Studies. Some of these are just excellent, and in addition to nr. 11 that Frank mentioned, I especially like nr.4

[Biljana]

Hello friends,
I am glad to be of help and I would like to add that Op.168 consists of 40 etudes and I have posted Book I
(only book I have) and if anyone has the rest I would be very grateful.

Regards to all

Biljana

[Caprotti]

voilà

Mayer - 168 - Neue Schule der Gelaufigkeit.pdf

[Biljana]

Thank you Caprotti very very very much!

[liveforpiano]

Christmas has certainly come early!!!

Thank you, Caprotti for these etudes.

Peter (liveforpiano).

[mballan]

Jean-Louis Nicodé. Born near Posen in 1853, died langebrück, near Dresden in 1919. He was originally trained by his father and the organist Hartkäs, before entering Kullak's Academy in Berlin. Studied piano with Kullak, harmony with Wüerst and composition with Kiel. He lived for some years in Berlin as a teacher and pianist. From 1878-1885 joined faculty of the Dresden Conservatoire; from 1885-1888 was the conductor of the Philharmonic Concerts. He later established the "Nicodé Concerts" and formed the Nicodé Chorus so to be able to perform the larger choral works. In 1900, he abandoned these concerts and retired to Langebrück to devote himself to composition, with the odd appearance as a conductor.

Composed works for voice and orchestra, a symphony, symphonic poems, two cello sonatas, songs and many piano pieces.

I have been a little surprised that no works by Nicodé appear to have been posted in recent times on this site - so here are four works, hot off the scanner [thank you Mr P]:

Op 6 Fantasiestucke

Nicode JL - Fantasiestucke Op 6.pdf

Op 8 13 Aphorismen

Nicode JL - 13 Aphorismen Op 8.pdf

Op 9 Zwei Charakterstucke

Nicode JL - Zwei Charakterstucke Op 9.pdf

Op 19a Scherzo

Nicode JL - Scherzo Op 19a.pdf

NB: transferred over from Poland Composer's thread as incorrect placement

Malcolm