Pianophilia

Hi Malc,

Thanks so much for the "Blythewood Symphonic Poem" by Sims... I have had an essentially illegible photocopy of this for so many years; and now I can finally play the piece!!!
Also thanks for posting the Joe Sanders folio on the "Syncopations" thread. I think he was inspired by Bix Beiderbecke's piano compositions in writing this. A rare and very interesting score!

All best,

Frank

As promised by Peter [Liveforpiano] and myself - various works by the American composer, Arthur Farwell (1872-1952).

Biographical and works information via this site: http://www.biographicon.com/view/5j1kj

Malcolm

Ernest Schelling (1876 - 1939)

Interesting bio and information from International Piano Archive: http://www.lib.umd.edu/PAL/IPAM/IPAMschelling.html

I have post his effective Nocturne.

Malcolm

Diebels, William Theodore (1875-1940): Rhapsodie Américaine, based on The Star-Spangled Banner and Dixie, "dedicated to my wife" -> http://catalog.wustl.edu:81/search~S0?/ ... 21%2C21%2C

Can anyone post Ruth Seeger Crawford? She is an interesting composer and I'm interested in her 4 preludes and her Study on Mixed Accents... Thank you in advance :=)

Could someone please post Dett's Biblical Vignettes or at least "I am the True Vine"?

Here: -nms-tttos-

Ilu.

Dani_area_51 wrote:Can anyone post Ruth Seeger Crawford? She is an interesting composer and I'm interested in her 4 preludes and her Study on Mixed Accents... Thank you in advance :=)

nms tttos

rob wrote:

Dani_area_51 wrote:Can anyone post Ruth Seeger Crawford? She is an interesting composer and I'm interested in her 4 preludes and her Study on Mixed Accents... Thank you in advance :=)

nms tttos

Crawford-Seeger Piano Study in Mixed Accents.pdf

Crawford-Seeger Preludes 6-9.pdf

Thank you so much rob... Now have to get time to explore them...

Hopefully Abram Chasins (1903-1987) needs little introduction on this site.

His Op 4 The Master Class.

Malcolm