Pianophilia

Some releases by Sibley of some note:

Publication Name: Trois morceaux pour piano, op. 7 / par L. Sabanéiew.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: Quatre préludes pour piano / par L. Sabaneiew.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: Compositions pour piano, [op. 9] / L. Sabaneiew.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: Compositions pour piano, [op. 8] / L. Sabaneiew.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: Compositions pour piano, [op. 6] / L. Sabaneiew.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: Compositions pour piano, [op. 5] / L. Sabaneiew.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: Quatre préludes pour piano, op. 2 / par Léonide Sabanéiew.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: Deux préludes pour piano, op. 3 / par Léonide Sabanéiew.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: 8 préludes, op. 10.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: 6 poëmes : op. 11
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Publication Name: 4 fragments : op. 13
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Sabaneev, Leonid, Leonidovich (1881 - 1968)

Regards
Fred

I've got a rather rare Sanaeyev to post later from the Sibley collection. Two more composers from that collection.

Mikhail Andreyevich Ostroglazov. Beyond a brief mention in Montagu-Nathan's 'History of Russian Music', I have yet to discover any further information about this composer. Hopefully the following scores will throw a little illumination on this composer's eclectic style.

Op 9 Quatre Pieces Slaves Op 10 No. 2 Trois Miniatures Op 14 Cinq Esquisses Op 21 A la Memoire de ceux qui sonts morts aux champs de bataille [for orchestra, arr. piano solo] Henrique Oswald (1852-1931), a Brazilian composer, born in Rio de Janeiro, of Swiss origin. Not a Russian true.....although note dedication of this work to Rebikov, and published by Jurgenson. I did locate a website dedicated to Oswald, which also included a number of piano scores to download: http://www.oswald.com.br/site2010/index.htm

En Nacelle Malcolm & Parag

mballan wrote:A little extra as I'm out for the next two evenings, so not sure if I'll be able to post anything.

Frank kindly shared a manuscript copy of Lourie's Op 40 a few months back, and Duirton has kindly typeset this into a very clean and readable copy. So special thanks to Duirton for your efforts in creating this file...and especially sharing with us

Malcolm

Lourie - Op 40 Ošibka baryšni smerti

Lourie A - Op 40 Ošibka baryšni smerti (Edizione).pdf

This very useful! But there are quite a few mistakes in the Russian, which I can help with if necessary...
Thanks!

isokani wrote:

mballan wrote:A little extra as I'm out for the next two evenings, so not sure if I'll be able to post anything.

Frank kindly shared a manuscript copy of Lourie's Op 40 a few months back, and Duirton has kindly typeset this into a very clean and readable copy. So special thanks to Duirton for your efforts in creating this file...and especially sharing with us

Malcolm

Lourie - Op 40 Ošibka baryšni smerti

Lourie A - Op 40 Ošibka baryšni smerti (Edizione).pdf

This very useful! But there are quite a few mistakes in the Russian, which I can help with if necessary...
Thanks!

Hello Isokani,

what type of mistake you mean with -Russian-? Maybe the translate?
Let me know...

Thanks
Duirton

More Sibley...........!

Aleksey Vasilyevich Parusinov [Paroussinov] Born 1882, Saratov,: died 1961, Moscow. Composer. Graduated in 1910 from the school of the Moscow Philharmonic Society having studied composition with Koreshchenko. From 1919-32, took up a teaching positon at the Mussorgsky Technical School; then from 1932-41 at the Ivanov-Ippolitov School of Music; from 1943 taught at the music school linked to the Moscow Conservatoire.

Op 3 Elegies Orientales Op 5 Impressions Musicales Peter Alekseyevich Petrov-Boyarinov. Beyond the name, I can find no further biographical information about this composer.

Op 5 Quatre Esquisses Parag & Malcolm

(alternative) RSL scan:

Theodore AKIMENKO
Dix Preludes op. 46 (in one volume; good quality scan!)

(alternative) RSL scan:

Theodore AKIMENKO
Trois Pieces pour le piano op. 60bis

Coming towards the end of the Sibley material [alas, only two more postings left].

Sofia Victorovna Piontkovska-Goumouska. Little information know beyond that mentioned in the score [I'll translate when I have some more time].

Gavotte et Valse triste Nikolai Sergeyevich Potolovsky. Born 1878, Moscow: died 1927 same. Musicologist. Graduated in 1904 from the music & drama school with the Moscow Philharmonic Society, where he had studied cello with Ehrlich and composition with Ilinsky. Joined the faculty of same school in 1906 [professor from 1912]. Undertook further teaching /administrative posts with various schools, music institutes etc.

Op 1 Feuilles d'un Carnet Boris Leonidovich Sabaneyev. Born 1880: died 1918 Moscow. Brother to Leonid. Russian organist and composer. Graduated in History and Philosophy from Moscow University. Studied piano with Zvereva and Paul de Schlozer, and music theory with Taneyev at Moscow Conservatoire. He graduated in 1903. From 1903 -05 and 1913-18 he taught at the conservatoire and from 1917 as senior lecturer. He was author of several articles on the construction of organs. The majority of his compositions are for organ [Fugue in Eb minor, Canzone phrygienne and Fugue dorienne], he also arranged Glazunov’s Symphony No. 8 Op 83 for piano solo. Especially for Duirton, the Fugue for organ, arranged for piano solo by the composer.

Fugue in E minor Nikolai Nikolayevich Sokolovsky. Born 1865: died 1921, Moscow. Music theorist. Graduated in 1888 from the Moscow Conservatoire, where he had studied violin with Grzhimali, and music theory with Taneyev. From 1888-1890 taught at the music school in Kazan and from 1890 at the Moscow Conservatoire (professor from with 1904) teaching violin and viola, and from 1906, music theory. Member of the string quartet of the Moscow department of the RMO. He was the author of many work on music theory, composed instructional pieces, and helped to prepare examination papers for various educational establishments.

Pieces Enfantines Malcolm & Parag

The fugue appears to be by B (not L) Sabaneyev. Thanks for it, in any case!

isokani wrote:The fugue appears to be by B (not L) Sabaneyev. Thanks for it, in any case!

Thank you Isokani......teach me to rush in future. Duly amended.

Malcolm