Polish Composers

[liveforpiano]

Hello pianomac,

There are a number of Zarebski's pieces on IMSLP (http://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page)

If you have pieces that are not there, it would be interesting to see what you have.

Peter (liveforpiano)

[player]

Dear Pianomac,
Thanks very much for posting this list. I know we are in the piano thread but any of the songs that you can post I would be extremely grateful - they seem to be even more obscure than the solo piano.
I have a two singer friends of Polish origin so I may be able to work at them.
Rob

[danzinho]

I was very much taken with the Gradstein Adagio & Scherzo posted a little while ago. I'd love to hear the Adagio especially played professionally. Does anyone have more by him? - ISMLP has nothing.

thanks

[musiclife217]

Hello Board

Does anyone have the elusive Pozegnanie (Farewell) by Ignacy Feliks Dobrzynski ?? Can't seem to find this one anywhere ...

[Dani_area_51]

I was very much taken with the Gradstein Adagio & Scherzo posted a little while ago. I'd love to hear the Adagio especially played professionally. Does anyone have more by him? - ISMLP has nothing.

thanks

I do have one more, the Hommage a Chopin Books...I'd love also to hear this pieces recorded, but I do not believe there's any recording made so far.
Greetings.

Gradstein - Hommage A Chopin Book 1.pdf

Gradstein - Hommage A Chopin Book 2.pdf

Gradstein - Hommage A Chopin Book 3.pdf

[danzinho]

I was very much taken with the Gradstein Adagio & Scherzo posted a little while ago. I'd love to hear the Adagio especially played professionally. Does anyone have more by him? - ISMLP has nothing.

thanks

I do have one more, the Hommage a Chopin Books...I'd love also to hear this pieces recorded, but I do not believe there's any recording made so far.
Greetings.

Gradstein - Hommage A Chopin Book 1.pdf

Gradstein - Hommage A Chopin Book 2.pdf

Gradstein - Hommage A Chopin Book 3.pdf

This is all fascinating stuff, thanks for sharing. It's way beyond me technically so I guess I'll just have to wait for a Hamelin/other open-minded pianist to take note.

[Duirton]

Hello everyone,

anyone have some score of Ignaz Strasfogel, or know if are currently published?


Thanks.
Duirton

[caostotale]

Here's something interesting. While Tansman's 2nd Piano Concerto (dedicated to Charlie Chaplin) from the late 1920s is kind of well-known and has been recorded a couple of times, I'd not heard or seen much about his first piano concerto composed in 1925. The dedicatee of this one is Édouard Ganche, a French musicologist who wrote books about Tansman's countryman Frederyck Chopin.

I hope somebody considers performing this work, as I'm sure it's every bit as excellent as Tansman's other great work from the 1920s. Enjoy.

Tansman - Piano Concerto No. 1 (1925).pdf

I'll be checking back over the next few weeks with more stuff from the L'Ecole de Paris composers I'm interested in.

[Duirton]

Here's something interesting. While Tansman's 2nd Piano Concerto (dedicated to Charlie Chaplin) from the late 1920s is kind of well-known and has been recorded a couple of times, I'd not heard or seen much about his first piano concerto composed in 1925. The dedicatee of this one is Édouard Ganche, a French musicologist who wrote books about Tansman's countryman Frederyck Chopin.

I hope somebody considers performing this work, as I'm sure it's every bit as excellent as Tansman's other great work from the 1920s. Enjoy.

Tansman - Piano Concerto No. 1 (1925).pdf

I'll be checking back over the next few weeks with more stuff from the L'Ecole de Paris composers I'm interested in.

Thanks caostotale! interesting work,

[fhimpsl]

I'm very pleased to share with our membership several works by the great Josef Wieniawski. This first one - Op. 39 Six Pieces Romantiques - contains several gems which are great fun to play.

Enjoy!

Frank

Wieniawski - 039 - Six Pieces Romantiques.pdf