Pianophilia

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Bolero?
Very interesting indeed to see this for solo piano as there is just so much 2 hands can do so I wondered what Branga would do in his arrangement. And the answer is found at the bottom of page 6, where he specifies repeat "ad libitum". A valiant effort, but I prefer the 2 piano version.

Thanks for this post, Alfred.

Here's a collection of short dance pieces by composers from the late-1920s French music scene, a number of whom who were loosely referred to as l'Ecole de Paris:

Treize Danses (Les Editions de la Sirene Musicale, 1929)

Conrad BECK - Danse
Marcel DELANNOY - Rigaudon
Pierre Octave FERROUD - The Bacchante (Blues)
Tibor HARSANYI - Fox-trot
Jacques LARMANJAT - Waltz
Nikolai LOPATNIKOFF (LOPATNIKOV) - Gavotte
Bohuslav MARTINU - La Danse
Georges MIGOT - La Segue (Slow Dance)
Marcel MIHALOVICI - Chindia (Romanian Peasant Dance)
Manuel ROSENTHAL - Valse des Pêcheurs à la Ligne (Waltz of the Line Fishermen)
Erwin SCHULHOFF - Boston
Alexandre TANSMAN - Burlesque
Jean WIENER - Rêve (Dream)

http://www.mediafire.com/download/1z6d67c47vbzlwj (greyscale)

caostotale wrote:Here's a collection of short dance pieces by composers from the late-1920s French music scene, a number of whom who were loosely referred to as l'Ecole de Paris:

Treize Danses (Les Editions de la Sirene Musicale, 1929)

Conrad BECK - Danse
Marcel DELANNOY - Rigaudon
Pierre Octave FERROUD - The Bacchante (Blues)
Tibor HARSANYI - Fox-trot
Jacques LARMANJAT - Waltz
Nikolai LOPATNIKOFF (LOPATNIKOV) - Gavotte
Bohuslav MARTINU - La Danse
Georges MIGOT - La Segue (Slow Dance)
Marcel MIHALOVICI - Chindia (Romanian Peasant Dance)
Manuel ROSENTHAL - Valse des Pêcheurs à la Ligne (Waltz of the Line Fishermen)
Erwin SCHULHOFF - Boston
Alexandre TANSMAN - Burlesque
Jean WIENER - Rêve (Dream)

http://www.mediafire.com/download/1z6d67c47vbzlwj (greyscale)

Has been posted previously by the notorious „alfor“:

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=68&p=12792&hilit=t ... ses#p12792
Mod edit: Quite correct of course, but I will leave the above link up since the scan is a bit different.FB

Sonate pour Piano No.1, Op. 17, by 'Emmel' (clearly Emmanuel) Brice, just uploaded to Gallica.

Frustratingly, two of the pages appear to have corrupted during the upload process, but the work is worth having nonetheless:

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k8 ... ate.langFR

4candles wrote:
Louis Albert Bourgault-Ducoudray? - his Croquis Symphoniques pour piano ?

I've asked for these before, and someone has subsequently requested a scan of one of them, now available at Gallica, so here it is:

Bourgault-Ducoudray: Croquis Symphoniques No. 1 - Légende Slave
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k8 ... ert.langEN

4candles wrote:Sonate pour Piano No.1, Op. 17, by 'Emmel' (clearly Emmanuel) Brice, just uploaded to Gallica.

Frustratingly, two of the pages appear to have corrupted during the upload process, but the work is worth having nonetheless:

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k8 ... ate.langFR

I just downloaded the file (as a PDF)--all pages appear to be intact.

4candles wrote:

4candles wrote:
Louis Albert Bourgault-Ducoudray? - his Croquis Symphoniques pour piano ?

I've asked for these before, and someone has subsequently requested a scan of one of them, now available at Gallica, so here it is:

Bourgault-Ducoudray: Croquis Symphoniques No. 1 - Légende Slave
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k8 ... ert.langEN

Good find. It looks like BNF holds nos. 1-4--I hope they scan the other 3 in their collection. I don't see a source for number 5.

While on the topic of L-A B-D, here's a copy of his Simple Mélodie (original publication Grus, 1905) that I extracted from issue 64 (1908) of Album Musica, available at the BNF here:

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb3268 ... ica.langEN
Phillip Sear made a nice recording, available here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bc4xzTvpjNY