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Here are Three Etudes opus 7 by Jules Zarembski.

liveforpiano wrote:Here are Three Etudes opus 7 by Jules Zarembski.

Zarembski J. 3 Etudes Op.7.pdf

Thank you!

Jules Zarembski = Juliusz Zarebski (1854-1885)!

If anyone is interested, I have a polish LP recording with piano works of Zarebski, played by Ryszard Bakst.

Thank you for the score, Peter!

And yes, I am interested to hear the recording, dear ALFOR.

Thank you!

With kind regards,
George(ham)

Hi Alfor,
Yes I would love to hear that, thank-you. I have a selection of Paderewski pieces played by Bakst which was my introduction to Paderewski's music.
Rob

There are two Cd's of Jonathan Plowright playing Paderewsi piano music.
Including the best performance of his Piano Sonata that I have ever heard.
One is on the Hyperion Label, with the Sonata and two sets of variations, and the other is a Music Masters disc
with complete opus 8, 14 and 16.

Peter.

liveforpiano wrote:Here are Three Etudes opus 7 by Jules Zarembski.

Zarembski J. 3 Etudes Op.7.pdf

I just now had the chance to thank you for those. Thank you and best regards. BTW, I found this little but graceful pieces on youtube, and it would be really great if anyone had them. It's the Zarebski Opus 27 Etrénnes. IMSLP does not have it.

Here's one of them : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cB5XtEbv ... ure=relmfu

Thanks

The only Zarebski/Zarembski I have that's not available on here or IMSLP

Thanks for that, but I already had it. I really just needed the Opus 27.

Best, Dani.

Dani_area_51 wrote:Thanks for that, but I already had it. I really just needed the Opus 27.

Best, Dani.

I know what you're after. I was just prompted to share for the benefit of all

sgambatiesque wrote:

Dani_area_51 wrote:Thanks for that, but I already had it. I really just needed the Opus 27.

Best, Dani.

I know what you're after. I was just prompted to share for the benefit of all

Yes. That's why I said thanks. It's really good you shared the piece anyway. That's the spirit