Iberia: Piano Music from Spain & Portugal

[Alex]

Mballan, do you or anyone else have scores of Turina's songs (and maybe chamber music)? Thank you so much for your posts. I enjoyed playing through them, as I always do with Turina.

[mballan]

Mballan, do you or anyone else have scores of Turina's songs (and maybe chamber music)? Thank you so much for your posts. I enjoyed playing through them, as I always do with Turina.

Alex

Sorry, I tend to concentrate primarily on piano music, and do not have any songs or chamber works by Turina.

Malcolm

[rob]

Mballan, do you or anyone else have scores of Turina's songs (and maybe chamber music)? Thank you so much for your posts. I enjoyed playing through them, as I always do with Turina.

Alex

Sorry, I tend to concentrate primarily on piano music, and do not have any songs or chamber works by Turina.

Malcolm

IMSLP has the Piano Quintet op1, the Piano Quartet op4 & Scene Andalouse op7.
Must admit I would like to see the Violin Sonatas in particular.

[Hobbypianist]

Mballan, do you or anyone else have scores of Turina's songs (and maybe chamber music)? Thank you so much for your posts. I enjoyed playing through them, as I always do with Turina.

I don't have songs... but the 2 piano trios.

Turina_op.35_Klaviertrio_Nr.1.pdf

Turina_op.76_Klaviertrio_Nr.2.pdf

(sorry, not the best scan of No.2, but legible)

[rob]

Mballan, do you or anyone else have scores of Turina's songs (and maybe chamber music)? Thank you so much for your posts. I enjoyed playing through them, as I always do with Turina.

I don't have songs... but the 2 piano trios.

Turina_op.35_Klaviertrio_Nr.1.pdf

Turina_op.76_Klaviertrio_Nr.2.pdf

(sorry, not the best scan of No.2, but legible)

Yum! Thank you very much!

[Alex]

Thanks Hobbypianist, those are exactly what I was hoping for! Very much appreciated.

[liveforpiano]

Here is another work by Joaquin Turina (1882-1949)

Peter

Contemplacion Opus 99

Turina J. Contemplacion Op.99.pdf

[fleubis]

Sir Peter, I thank you for sharing the Turina piece....an important addition to my meager collection of this composer and great fun to play.

[Nogbert]

I've frequently seen Felipe Pedrell (1841-1922) referred to as "the father of Spanish music", but I have yet to see any piano scores by him. Grove mentions several piano suites as well as many waltzes, nocturnes, impromptus, scherzos etc. IMSLP includes numerous works that he edited, but only two of his original compositions (both of them vocal works) are to be found there.

Any ideas, folks?

Jo

[Dani_area_51]

Only found this... http://www.lamadeguido.com/f_pedrell.html