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Thank you Scriabinof for that delightful Sonatina,
and for giving the url to make a performance available.
Thanks to Jim as well. I would certainly not have been able to do anything with the tif file.
Best wishes to you both.
Peter.

I think these are all of the Marutaev solo piano pieces and transcriptions from Boris' site. They were all in multi-page .tif format--I gave them a quick onceover and converted them to PDFs. The translations are mainly from Google--feel free to correct or clarify as you like.

First Piano Sonata Two Etudes for piano: Movement; Contrasts Four Pieces for piano: Pastoral; Oriental Melody; Autumn Day; Merry Petrushka Fantasy for piano Prelude and Fugue for piano Play-Pictures for piano: Jukebox; Melody; Dance; Clowns; Procession; Dance-fleeting; Humoresque The Forgotten Waltz from the soundtrack to the film "The Horned Bastion" "Let's go" from the soundtrack to the animated film "Adventures of Dunno and His Friends"

Thank you!

I previously posted the Sonatina op. 6:

viewtopic.php?f=46&t=554&p=5770&hilit=maruta*#p5770

Please remember: pianophilia has a search facility!!

P.S. In this case your posting is a good alternative scan (my copy of the Sonatine in fact had some "pale" spots!)

Liadov's Prelude Op31 No2. Wideley available, but here's the edition I first learned this from many years ago. Remember Century Edition?

Many thanks to Jim Faston for the very interesting Marutaev pieces!

Yes, I remember well the Century Edition and still have many of the scores in that edition from some 40 years ago....back when they were 50 cents!

Hi dear Members.
Does anybody have these works?

Alexander Mosolov
Piano Sonata No.1,2,4,5 - First Edition
Legend, Op.5
Piano Concerto No.1, Op.14
Piano Concerto No.2
Ballet 'Zavod'
Opera 'The Hero'
Concerto for cello and orchestra
Any Songs, Symphonies

Vladimir Shcherbachov
Piano Sonata No.1, No.2

Any Piano Works By Gavril Popov (I Have the Grand piano suite and Op.1)

Thank You!

Thank you!

Here is another book of preludes for those of us who enjoy Chopin-esque sets of 24. Alfor posted a few other stand-alone works by this composer in the past, but aside from those and this, I've no biographical information to offer:

Yuri Sergeyevich BIRYUKOV
Preludes (24), for piano, op. 8 (1938)

Thank you, caostotale, for the very nice BIRYUKOV preludes. Very fine, indeed!

Mosolov
Turkmenian Lullaby for mixed chorus Op. 33 a
russian and english text
(nms)

Mosolov

String Quartet Nº1 (1926)
(nms)