Pianophilia

Yamaha? Yah, I used to have one, switched to a Bosie, and as I'm moving out of the country soon have downsized to a piano with no wood--no worries about termites eating up the Renner action, or tuners looking for strings.

Alternative scan (?)

STRAUSS-SCHÜTT
Walzer-Paraphrasen Band I

The (once famous) Strauss-Schütt Paraphrases had been published both separately and in 4 volumes.

This is a WONDERFUL discovery! Thank you ever so much for posting this (and I assume the other volumes, as well).

Superbilly wrote:This is a WONDERFUL discovery! Thank you ever so much for posting this (and I assume the other volumes, as well).

You are welcome!

I previously posted volume 2:

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=68&p=11676&hilit=s ... uss#p11676

For more Strauss-Schütt see Malcolm's SCHUTT* thread!

*In German Schutt means "rubbish" (etw. in Schutt und Asche legen = "to lay sth. in ashes") - so we prefer to write it with umlaut.

Yes, it wonderful having both volumes of the Strauss-Schutt.....he is an outstanding transcriber. Did I mention how much fun these pieces are to play?

P.S.: Sorry about the missing umlaut...not easy to make on US type keyboards.

As requested by Emil Borisovich Sernov:

Alexey STANCHINSKY
Complete piano works part A

Dear Alfred, the STANCHINSKY volume you posted really has some interesting pieces. We also get to read a nice English language bio of this composer. The sonata is a really substantial piece which is surprising after what preceded it. Following the sonata we have etudes and most interesting to me, the preludes which I've been enjoying very much today.

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Alexey Stanchinsky
Complete Piano Works part B

Dear Alfor,
You are doing an amazing job with the Stanchinsky music.
Thank you very much for all you hard work.

Peter.