Alfor's Rarities

[alfor]

Stepan ESIPOFF
Trois Esquisses op. 3

Esipoff 3 Esquisses op.3.pdf

BRAHMS-REGER
Vier Ernste Gesänge op. 121 arr. piano solo

Brahms-Reger 4 Ernste Gesänge op.121.pdf

the "unknown but available" score (who can tell me the name of the - french??- composer???)

uba.pdf

all hrs600

Have this, young chap??
...Germaine TAILLEFERRE: PC...

[Aggelos]

Thanks for Stephan Esipoff!

[alfor]

Anton ("Tony") ARENSKY
Peons op. 28 (ed. Alexander Siloti)
Consolation op. 36 (ed. Alexander Siloti)

Arensky Peons op. 28, Consolation op. 36.pdf

Arabesques op. 67

Arensky Arabesques op.67.pdf

Issay DOBROWEN
Scherzo op. 7

Dobrowen Scherzo op.7.pdf

all hrs600

please comment my "uba" file (nationality and/or name of composer?)

[Caprotti]

french style, valse .. I tried to make a search thru catalogue number but w/o answer

[Jim Faston]

Anton ("Tony") ARENSKY
Peons op. 28 (ed. Alexander Siloti)
Consolation op. 36 (ed. Alexander Siloti)

Arensky Peons op. 28, Consolation op. 36.pdf

Arabesques op. 67

Arensky Arabesques op.67.pdf

Issay DOBROWEN
Scherzo op. 7

Dobrowen Scherzo op.7.pdf

all hrs600

please comment my "uba" file (nationality and/or name of composer?)

The publisher's number at he bottom of each page matches up with a Russian collection of piano music of Nikolai Semenovich Golovanov published by Izd-vo "Deka-VS" (per Worldcat). Could it be from that?

[alfor]

The publisher's number at he bottom of each page matches up with a Russian collection of piano music of Nikolai Semenovich Golovanov published by Izd-vo "Deka-VS" (per Worldcat). Could it be from that?

Excellent and correct search! It is Golovanov, from a cycle of 3 pieces titled "Estampes", published together with his piano sonata. Available here:
http://www.ruslania.com/?bsearch_expres ... text=16449

[ilu]

Nikolai Semyonovich Golovanov: b. 21 January 1891 – 28 August 1953, Soviet conductor and composer?

Ilu.

[alfor]

Nikolai Semyonovich Golovanov: b. 21 January 1891 – 28 August 1953, Soviet conductor and composer?

Ilu.

Exactly!

[alfor]

BACH (arr. Karl-Hermann PILLNEY)
Fantasie & Fuge** g-moll (hrs600)

Bach-Pillney Fant.&F. g minor.pdf

**The so-called "Kaffewasser-Fuge". Theme underlined by the words: "Das Kaffeewasser kocht".

[fleubis]

Thanks for the Bach-Pillney, Alfor. I've always wondered if there was a worthy transcription of this piece, and here it is. It is always great fun playing transcriptions from organ and seeing how the transcriber has redistributed the parts for two hands. (I remember my own unsuccessful attempts at transcribing the Gigue Fugue.)