Composers from Germany [Misc]

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Dear Pianophiliacs etc.,

I need your pleasant help. Does anybody know the composer of the attached file "Sarabande with 5 Variations"? It sounds like a post- or late romantic german (austrian, swiss?) composer. The theme was out of a Sarabande from Händel.

Thank's in advance,
Georgio
Sarabande BSS-35382.pdf
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Georgio wrote:Dear Pianophiliacs etc.,

I need your pleasant help. Does anybody know the composer of the attached file "Sarabande with 5 Variations"? It sounds like a post- or late romantic german (austrian, swiss?) composer. The theme was out of a Sarabande from Händel.

Thank's in advance,
Georgio
It's from Paul Höffer's Tanzvariationen published by Schott in 1938.
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Hello, fellow pianophiliacs,

does anyone know where to get Albert Loeschhorn's Study op. 67 Nr. 5 ?
IMSLP does not have it, and elsewhere it is only available to buy in collections
with lots of other etudes I don't need...

Thank you for your help,
Arglmann
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Hello everyone,

Just wondering if Cornelius Gurlitt's Op. 132 Chrysanthemes (also known as 24 Melodic Studies or Etudes) are floating around anywhere? I have seen our own Mr. Sear performing them and they are quite attractive! Does any one have the score?
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arglmann wrote:Hello, fellow pianophiliacs,

does anyone know where to get Albert Loeschhorn's Study op. 67 Nr. 5 ?
IMSLP does not have it, and elsewhere it is only available to buy in collections
with lots of other etudes I don't need...

Thank you for your help,
Arglmann

Here it is......
Loeschhorn Albert Etude Op.67 No.5.pdf
Regards

Biljana
:D :) :D
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musiclife217 wrote:Hello everyone,

Just wondering if Cornelius Gurlitt's Op. 132 Chrysanthemes (also known as 24 Melodic Studies or Etudes) are floating around anywhere? I have seen our own Mr. Sear performing them and they are quite attractive! Does any one have the score?
I have just the first of the 24. It's a start, anyway! :)
Gurlitt-Etude, Op.132,1.pdf
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Biljana wrote:
arglmann wrote:Hello, fellow pianophiliacs,

does anyone know where to get Albert Loeschhorn's Study op. 67 Nr. 5 ?
IMSLP does not have it, and elsewhere it is only available to buy in collections
with lots of other etudes I don't need...

Thank you for your help,
Arglmann

Here it is......
Loeschhorn Albert Etude Op.67 No.5.pdf
Regards

Biljana
:D :) :D
Wow, thank you, Biljana! Finally :-)

Great!

Arglmann
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pianojay wrote:
musiclife217 wrote:Hello everyone,

Just wondering if Cornelius Gurlitt's Op. 132 Chrysanthemes (also known as 24 Melodic Studies or Etudes) are floating around anywhere? I have seen our own Mr. Sear performing them and they are quite attractive! Does any one have the score?
I have just the first of the 24. It's a start, anyway! :)
Gurlitt-Etude, Op.132,1.pdf
Thank you ! That helps! Mr. Sear??? ;)
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Dear all,

I'm looking for the Adolph Gutmann score:

op. 44 Le Reveil des oiseaux

IMSLP only has others...
BNF has Gutmann's op. 36 here, if
someone's interested: http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b52000355d

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Arglmann
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