Pianophilia

Thanks for the info, Malcolm!!!

Arno A. BABADZHANYAN
Prelude
Vagharshapati Dance (1944)
Impromptu
Capriccio

Illustrations – Six Pieces (1942)
1. Improvisation
2. Folk Song
3. Toccatina
4. Intermezzo
5. Choral
6. Sassunkian Dance

Poema

JANACEK-MORLÁK
Jenufa Fantasie Igor F. BELZA
4 Concert Etudes (1939):
1. Night Piece
2. Intermezzo
3. Legend
4. Autumn Pieces of soviet composers vol. I
Y. F. BIRYUKOV
Etude-Toccata
I. MIKHNOVSKY
2 Preludes
Konstantin SOROKIN
3 Dances (excellent, with a french flavour!)

"KLEINE PERLEN"
pieces by Pesenti, Couperin, Tenaglia, d'Anglebert, Schürmann, Händel, Zipoli, Scarlatti, Leclair, Fasch, Muffat
freely transcribed by austrian pianist Paul Schramm (1892-1953)
http://adbonline.anu.edu.au/biogs/A160227b.htm Lev M. ABELIOVICH
“Frescos” Book 1 (1966)
1. Footsteps in the Night
2. Fugitive
3. Time of Mourning
4. Soaring – Silence
5. Procession
6. Requiem
7. Scherzo
8. Culmination Yury A. FALIK
Nadya’s Tales (1969)
1. Simpleton
2. Soft Snow is Falling Down
3. Happy Pif
4. The Princess and the Pea
5. Merry-go-round

V. JAKUBENAS
Rapsodija No. 1 Alexander TCHEREPNIN
Le Monde en Vitrine Neuf Inventions op. 13 3 (salon) Waltzes of 19th century composers (the volume contains many more pieces, but I choose only these three, which I found quite appealing):
I. IVANOVICH
“Dunaysky Waves” (?)
A. BAYNES (?)
M. KYUSS

alfor wrote: 3 Waltzes of 19th century russian composers:
I. IVANOVICH
“Dunaysky Waves” (?)
A. BAYNES (?)
M. KYSS (KUSS?)

Waltzes by russian composers.pdf

Donau Wellen (Waves of the Danube)

Amur's waves (Amurskiye volnï), waltz, by Max Kyuss, 1874-1942
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=249TzXFgBss

alfor wrote:V. JAKUBENAS
Rapsodija No. 1

Jakubenas Rapsodija #1.pdf

Alexander TCHEREPNIN
Le Monde en Vitrine

Tcherepnin Le Monde en Vitrine.pdf

Neuf Inventions op. 13

Tcherepnin 9 Inventions op.13.pdf

3 Waltzes of 19th century russian composers:
I. IVANOVICH
“Dunaysky Waves” (?)
A. BAYNES (?)
M. KYSS (KUSS?)

Waltzes by russian composers.pdf

Hi Alfor

The title of this album is really Old Fashion Waltzes and none are by Russian composers that I'm aware of [they were all quite popular salon pieces particularly in Britain]:

Ivanovici - Waves of the Danube
Baines - Destiny Waltz
Kuss - Amorous Waltz

Malc

mballan wrote: The title of this album is really Old Fashion Waltzes and none are by Russian composers that I'm aware of [they were all quite popular salon pieces particularly in Britain]:

Ivanovici - Waves of the Danube
Baines - Destiny Waltz
Kuss - Amorous Waltz

Malc

Max Kyuss was not Russian but maybe from Soviet Union :
http://www.musicalheritage.com/performe ... uss/192540

As for Sydney Baynes, here is his waltz.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfdfWS_zrpw

Strangely, the score has the initial "A" for the first name.

(Historical) Etudes by russian composers:
P. TCHAIKOVSKY
A. LIADOV
N. METNER (op. number???)
L. NIKOLAYEV
V. ZIRING Yury N. KORNAKOV
selected piano works

Yugoslavian composers:

Marko TAJCEVIC: Variations
Vlastimir NIKOLOVSKI: Toccata
Lucian M. SKERJANC: 12 Preludes; 3 pieces: Etude, Canzonetta, Scherzo
Aleksander LAJOVIC: Toccata
Petar DUMICIC: 2 Preludes

Roumanian composers:

Georges ENESCU
Toccata from Suite op. 10
Ludovic FELDMAN
2 Concert Pieces
Mihail JORA
4 Preludes
Paul CONSTANTINESCU
Toccata (Dance from the Dobroutscha) Rostislav G. BOIKO
Sonatina op. 37