Pianophilia

relative wrote:Mieczysław Weinberg (Moisey Samuilovich Vaynberg)

Children`s notebooks.

Weinberg Children`s notebooks.zip

Thank you for the Weinberg. Very interesting music!
I´m looking for Soulima Stravinsky piano music, mainly the Music Alphabet for piano four hands and the Etudes.
I´m not sure if ask for this music in the Russian thread, because he was born in Switzerland, but I don´t see any post about him in the forum.

Thanks a lot!

Tallaphilia

relative wrote:Mieczysław Weinberg (Moisey Samuilovich Vaynberg)

Children`s notebooks.

Weinberg Children`s notebooks.zip

Thank you! Wonderful pieces.

Tallaphilia wrote:I´m looking for Soulima Stravinsky piano music, mainly the Music Alphabet for piano four hands and the Etudes.
I´m not sure if ask for this music in the Russian thread, because he was born in Switzerland, but I don´t see any post about him in the forum.

Thanks a lot!

Tallaphilia

Dear Tailorphilia,

Soulima is still severly copyrighted!! That's why you don't see any post about him in the forum!
But I guess that the vast majority of his works is still in print:

http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/search/in ... tt=soulima

best regards

allfour

I have deleted the files uploaded here, since Soulima Stravinsky's works, as noted by Alfor, are still under copyright. FB.

alfor wrote:

Tallaphilia wrote:I´m looking for Soulima Stravinsky piano music, mainly the Music Alphabet for piano four hands and the Etudes.
I´m not sure if ask for this music in the Russian thread, because he was born in Switzerland, but I don´t see any post about him in the forum.

Thanks a lot!

Tallaphilia

Dear Tailorphilia,

Soulima is still severly copyrighted!! That's why you don't see any post about him in the forum!
But I guess that the vast majority of his works is still in print:

http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/search/in ... tt=soulima

best regards

allfour

Thanks for the information and sorry for the request,

PROKOFIEFF (PROKOFIEV)
Piano Sonata No. 9
alfor fingered (some credit goes to BB)
Neglected masterwork. Partly Sonatina-like, but with a couple of
awkward spots which even posted a challenge to S. Richter (as witnessed by H. Neuhaus).

One of the first recordings was by Menahem Pressler (on the old MGM label),
who in some way was involved in the revision and first American issue of the work.
(More exact info appreciated!)

Been waiting for this one, Alfred. As I'm totally unfamiliar with the 9th sonata, I'm off to a good start with your excellent fingerings.

I hadn't seen this on PP before - the Feuillet d'Album of Alexander Gedicke. This scan appeared on IMSLP - I did some minor cleanup, especially to the first page. Here's a recording on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRd4npO4bHM

Gedicke is always pleasant.Thank you.

A pleasant little trifle. I always seem to enjoy Gedicke. Thanks for posting, Jim.