Pianophilia

Possibly one of the Three Preludes from 1954?

Jim Faston wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 12:40 am Possibly one of the Three Preludes from 1954?

Alas no........I have that score and they are just a select of three preludes from the set of Six. The problem with these preludes is that different albums seem to post the odd selection from the six preludes. The only one I have not seem is a single prelude from 1966 (but even that might be from the six preludes, can't tell until I see a copy).

I take it you also checked the preludes from the Preludes & Fugues on Armenian Modes as well ?

Malcolm

I did check the 12 to no avail. It is possible that the video description is wrong but the piece does sport a rhythmic affectation that she seems to like.

From Georgia site: Dagmara Levanovna Slianova-Mizandari. Born 1910, Kutaisi : died 1983. Georgian composer, teacher and music critic.

Graduated from Tbilisi State Conservatoire first in piano in 1933, and again after studies in composition in 1935. Between 1938-1943 was the assistant to Professor S. Barkhudaryan – and during part of that period also taught music theory in Tbilisi (1938-1983). Between 1964-1983 she composition and theory taught at the Tbilisi State Conservatoire Teacher (from 1964 as Associate Professor).

Five Pieces for Children (1935 rev. 1962)
1. Morning
2. Dance of the Rabbits
3. Comic
4. In the Woods
5. March

Six Pieces for Children (1961)
1. Impromptu
2. Scherzo
3. Musical Moment
4. March
5. Song
6. Dance

Some recent issues from the Georgian site:

Shalva Grigorievich Davydov (1934 - )



Nikolay Ivanovich Gudiashvili (1913 - 1998)

Suleiman Eiyub ogly Alesgerov (February 22, 1924 - January 21, 2000) - Dance-Toccata. –nms- cleaned up a bit. There is a version for tar and piano on the Azerbaijan site and one for accordion on the ale07.ru site but I don't see a version for solo piano. Anyone knowing the origin of this piece please chime in.

Here's a recording on YouTube. The audio quality isn't the greatest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0Is00XTFfY

The Polyphonic Album for Youth by Gayane Chebotaryan. -nms-

Thanks Jim for the Alesgerov and the Chebotaryan (cleaner copy than what I'm holding).

The attached is quite a rarity by Chebotaryan - her Seven Pieces (~1985). A couple of pieces were available in one of the albums Caostatole kindly posted, but not the full work. Apologies, not a perfect scan as this work was taken from an album that was seriously dilapidated / damaged. Hope to post further works from this album in the next few days.

Malcolm

Jim Faston wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2020 5:16 pm Suleiman Eiyub ogly Alesgerov (February 22, 1924 - January 21, 2000) - Dance-Toccata. –nms- cleaned up a bit.Alesgerov_Dance-Toccata.pdf

There is a version for tar and piano on the Azerbaijan site and one for accordion on the ale07.ru site but I don't see a version for solo piano. Anyone knowing the origin of this piece please chime in.

Here's a recording on YouTube. The audio quality isn't the greatest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0Is00XTFfY

As recorded by Gamma1734.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFMmLpdVAEs

mballan wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2019 10:28 am From Georgian music site: two rarities I was happy to discovered had been recently scanned.

Aleksandr Vasil’yevich Shaverzashvili (1919 - 2003)


Shaverzashvili A - Piano Sonata (1975 publ. 1977).pdf


Shaverzashvili A - Twenty-four Preludes for Piano (1962).pdf

Good bit of his music available as well as others here
http://buy-sheet-music.me4u.biz/

Neat to hear this nocturne
https://youtu.be/k-oPiuovoYc