Alfor's Rarities

[remy]

Thanks very much for the beautiful and clear PWM editions, Alfor.


jeremy

[alfor]

Thanks very much for the beautiful and clear PWM editions, Alfor.


jeremy

You are welcome, dear Jeremy!

I especially appreciate the excellent careful fingering (sometimes also „pedaling”) of these editions.

[parag]

Thanks very much for the beautiful and clear PWM editions, Alfor.


jeremy

Thanks seconded... really nice editions Alfor!

[fleubis]

THIRDED!

It is great to have quality PWM editions for these well known pieces, Alfred. Great editing/fingering. I'll move these to the top of the heap as my working edition for these pieces.

[alfor]

Some more by Swiss composer
Jean BARTHOLONI:

(nms)

Bartholoni Fantaisie.pdf

Bartholoni Souvenir.pdf

[fleubis]

Thanks, Alfred. Nice little Bartholoni miniatures.

[isokani]

Bartholoni is interesting. Thanks Alfor.

[alfor]

Bartholoni is interesting. Thanks Alfor.

You are welcome, dear duze krolik!

Some more BARTHOLONI (nms):

Bartholoni 5 Morceaux.pdf

Bartholoni Fugue.pdf

P.S. I am not entitled to comment on your playing of Rach 3, but I may say that I was a bit disappointed with the sound of the FÖRSTER Grand. In the 1990s I visited the Förster factory in rural Saxony and played on some quite nice sounding instruments.

[alfor]

some more from Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne:

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viewtopic.php?f=11&t=988&p=27517&hilit= ... nte#p27517

[fleubis]

More Bartholoni today! I was fascinated by a piece called the "Fugue".......clearly the composer had something else in mind from what we would call a fugue. I liked the 5 Morceaux a bit better. Bartholoni was sure an ultra-conservative composer whose works seem to reflect early 19th century sensibilities. Still fun to play, though.

Lighting up monitor on top my piano are these two immaculate PWM scans of Debussy classics.....and am happily replacing those antique Durand editions with these sharp scans.

Great uploads, Alfred. Thanks!