Pianophilia

(Sounds very much like a sampled „virtual“ recording, though!!!)

It sure does! That piano sound is really crappy, too. Of all the sampled pianos I have, none sound this bad.

Sibley has just released a scan of the Phantasiebilder by Kurt Kárnauke (1866 - 1944).

http://hdl.handle.net/1802/28404

Seeing as a composer stub existed already at IMSLP, I have just uploaded studies 1–3 from the Op. 9 of Karl Holten (Carl von Holten) - very worthwhile etudes by the looks of them.
They should be ready tomorrow, so I hope everyone enjoys playing them over the weekend!
Have a good one.
4c

4candles wrote:Seeing as a composer stub existed already at IMSLP, I have just uploaded studies 1–3 from the Op. 9 of Karl Holten (Carl von Holten) - very worthwhile etudes by the looks of them.
They should be ready tomorrow, so I hope everyone enjoys playing them over the weekend!
Have a good one.
4c

For some reason, this isn't yet showing on IMSLP, so here it is for ease of access:

Carl von Holten (1836-1912) 4c

Thank you very much.

Johann Heinrich Bonawitz (1839 Bad Dürkheim - 1917 London).
Attached his Morceau de Concert sur le choral "Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott" du Docteur Martin Luther.
Published by Julius E. Mirsalis, Philadelphia, 1878.

Thank you!

Soviet editions:

(nms)

I find myself surprised that the Soviet's would publish a Hindemith collection, but here it is--and a rather odd collection it is, too. I always wonder what criteria these anthology editors use to select their pieces. In many of these Soviet collections it seems the editor was after quantity instead of quality, but here it is just eclectic.

Thank you, Alfred.

I'm in the sort of mood where I would like to annoy Thal...

Publication Name: Op. 82, Forest scenes
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Schumann, Robert (1810 - 1856)
Editor:Hollaender, Alexis (1840 - 1924)
Translator:Parsons, A, R (1847 - 1933)

Regards
Fred

PS Sibley made me do it...