French Piano Music

[Chaminade]

There are so many piano pieces by Louis Ganne. (Has anyone seen the piece called Extase?) But maybe that is not only for piano. There is a large list up on IMSLP with many pieces we could find. http://imslp.org/wiki/List_of_compositi ... ouis_Ganne Thanks

I'm sure I have a battered copy of Extase here somewhere. Will look it out.

[Jim Faston]

There are so many piano pieces by Louis Ganne. (Has anyone seen the piece called Extase?) But maybe that is not only for piano. There is a large list up on IMSLP with many pieces we could find. http://imslp.org/wiki/List_of_compositi ... ouis_Ganne Thanks

I'm sure I have a battered copy of Extase here somewhere. Will look it out.

There is a good scan of Ernest Alder's arrangement on IMSLP.

[4candles]

Another scan from the Bourgault-Ducoudray set of Croquis Symphoniques - this time No. 4:

Bourgault-Ducoudray_Croquis symphoniques, No.4 - Bataille des Cloches.pdf

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[Caprotti]

Chaminade Variations op.120 are ready at BSB : http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db ... 40/images/

and some new pieces by Raoul Pugno at BNF, e.g.

http://gallica.bnf.fr/Search?idArk=&n=5 ... art+search

[Jim Faston]

This just appeared on IMSLP, Le Chemin Creux - the first of the 4 Esquisses pour piano by Paul Ladmirault. Hopefully the rest of the set will show up. I gave the file a quick sprucing up.

Ladmirault_4 Esquisses, No.1 - Le Chemin Creux.pdf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Ladmirault

edit--corrected file name

[alfor]

Composed in 1912:

Paray impressions.pdf

[Georgeham]

Thank you very much indeed, dear Alfor!

[Jeux_d_Oh]

Piano reduction of Poulenc's "Le Bal Masqué" (nms)

Poulenc - Le Bal Masque.pdf

[4candles]

Better known as a violinist in his time, the intriguing Chrétien Urhan (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chr%C3%A9tien_Urhan) seems also to have written some works for piano, one of which has just been uploaded at Gallica. Therefore, here it is:

Urhan_Les Regrets - Romance pour le piano.pdf

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[fleubis]

Thank you very much indeed, dear Alfor!

Seconded!