Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

[fleubis]

Malcolm! Welcome back!

To say that you've been missed is an understatement. I hope you are happy in Cornwall, as it is a beautiful city, and that you have found a prominent place for your piano in your new home. All us look forward to a resumption of your incredible postings of these great unknown Russians.

[fredbucket]

A compilation form Sibley of some note...

Regards
Fred

Publication Name: Album of Russian piano music : sixty-eight pieces
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Oesterle, Louis

[mballan]

Vasily Vasilyevich Nechayev. Born 1895, Moscow: died 1956 same. Russian pianist and composer. Graduated from the Moscow Conservatoire as a pianist in 1917, and a composer in 1920. Teachers included Goldenveizer and Vasilenko. From 1917-18 was first violinist at the opera house MVO, and from 1918 – 29 was a conductor of a military orchestra. During the same period he also taught in various Moscow schools including the Taneyev music school. He taught at the conservatoire from 1925-56 – professor in 1933 and was head of the chamber ensemble department from 1937-43.

I will post the majority of piano works by Nechayev over the following week.

Malcolm

Op 2 Prelude & Novellette

Nechayev V - Op 2 Prelude & Novellette.pdf

Op 3 Deux Esquisses

Nechayev V - Op 3 Deux Esquisses.pdf

Op 7 Piano Sonata (1927) (NEW)

Nechayev V - Op 7 Piano Sonata.pdf

Op 9 Two Pieces (UE 1928) 1. Nocturne 2. Valse lente (NEW)

Nechayev V - Op 9 Two Pieces.pdf

Op 16 Three Preludes (UE 1929) (NEW)

Nechayev V - Op 16 Trois Preludes.pdf

Op 41 Twelve Preludes (Soviet Kompozitor 1954-55)

[Dani_area_51]

Once again, thanks for your efforts Malcolm! Great composer and looking forward to the sonata

[mballan]

The Piano Sonata is now added to the list of posted works by Nechayev. The remining works I'll cover at the weekend.

Enjoy.

Malcolm

[Dani_area_51]

Awesome! So much to play...

[msour088]

(Mod edit: transferred from Alfor's Rarities:FB)
Would you happen to have the score of Anatyoly Alexandrov's Waltz in A minor from the Two pieces for piano Op. 3? I searched the entire Internet for it..., and it looks like you are the only person who could help me with findinh this music. Thank you very much in advance for replying! Many thanks and respect for sharing the rare scores,
Maria

[fredbucket]

(Mod edit: transferred from Alfor's Rarities:FB)
Would you happen to have the score of Anatyoly Alexandrov's Waltz in A minor from the Two pieces for piano Op. 3? I searched the entire Internet for it..., and it looks like you are the only person who could help me with findinh this music. Thank you very much in advance for replying! Many thanks and respect for sharing the rare scores,
Maria

May be found here - viewtopic.php?f=11&t=68&hilit=alexandro ... 190#p10781 (ironically back in Alfor's thread )

Regards
Fred

[mballan]

Thank you Fred (and Alfor postumously]on Maria's Alexandrov enquiry!!

The next two works by Nechayev posted above - Op 9 Two Pieces and Op 16 Three Preludes.......I have also discovered that I do hold a copy of the Op 41 Twelve Preludes, so will scan and post Nechayev's final piano work in the next few days.

Enjoy.

Malcolm

[fhimpsl]

Hello All,

I would like to add to Malcolm's wonderful postings of Russian music by scanning my archives of this material as well. Starting here with Ladislas Aloiz (whom I believe has been mentioned before in this thread) I post Op. 33, a set of Three Morceaux. The second piece of this opus (an Etude) has been circulating for some time, but not the complete set of Morceaux.

Enjoy!

Frank

Aloiz, L. - 033 - Trois Morceau.pdf