BRAHMS-REGER
Vier Ernste Gesänge op. 121 arr. piano solo
Brahms-Reger 4 Ernste Gesänge op.121.pdf
the "unknown but available" score (who can tell me the name of the - french??- composer???)
uba.pdf
all hrs600
Have this, young chap??
...Germaine TAILLEFERRE: PC...
Hi Alfor - I'm looking for a Reverie by Germaine Tailleferre and am at a loss as to where the score is. A recording is on YouTube. I turn to your expertise in this matter.
musiclife217 wrote:...Hi Alfor - I'm looking for a Reverie by Germaine Tailleferre and am at a loss as to where the score is. A recording is on YouTube. I turn to your expertise in this matter.
Dear musiclife218,
I am very sorry, but I could not yet locate the piece.
Its title implies that it might have been published in Italy.
Best regards, Alfor S. Cans
Music is a higher revelation than wisdom and philosophy (Beethoven)
musiclife217 wrote:...Hi Alfor - I'm looking for a Reverie by Germaine Tailleferre and am at a loss as to where the score is. A recording is on YouTube. I turn to your expertise in this matter.
Dear musiclife218,
I am very sorry, but I could not yet locate the piece.
Its title implies that it might have been published in Italy.
Hi alfor!
Thank you for looking! It's a nice piece that I would be happy to obtain if only I knew where!? I'll keep trying!
musiclife217 wrote:...Hi Alfor - I'm looking for a Reverie by Germaine Tailleferre and am at a loss as to where the score is. A recording is on YouTube. I turn to your expertise in this matter.
Dear musiclife218,
I am very sorry, but I could not yet locate the piece.
Its title implies that it might have been published in Italy.
Hello again Alfor!
Well, I have been able to identify that this "Reverie" from Tailleferre is actually a piano version of the Second Movement (Andante Cantabile) of her Partita, "Hommage a Rameau!" If you compare the recordings, you will see. Now that we know what this is, maybe we can find the score!
musiclife217 wrote:Well, I have been able to identify that this "Reverie" from Tailleferre is actually a piano version of the Second Movement (Andante Cantabile) of her Partita, "Hommage a Rameau!"
musiclife217 wrote:Well, I have been able to identify that this "Reverie" from Tailleferre is actually a piano version of the Second Movement (Andante Cantabile) of her Partita, "Hommage a Rameau!"
Thank you Alfor, for your 3000 posts. It's only fair to put these CONGRATULATIONS here in the Alfor's Rarities thread where until recently most of your amazing posts have been found.
Indeed congratulations on your 3,000 old chap. I have almost 15,000 on Pianostreets, but 99% of those are utter rubbish and the rest are attempts to wind up Alistair Hinton.