Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

[caostotale]

Alexander Ivanovich PIRUMOV
Pieces (9) from 'Children's Album', for piano; 1. Fairy Tale, 2. Etude, 3. Waltz, 4. Playing on the Train, 5. Scherzino, 6. Reminiscence, 7. Sad Story, 8. Prelude and Fugue (on a Russian folk theme, three-voice fugue), 9. Variations (8) on a theme of B. Bartok

Pirumov - Pieces (9) from Children's Album, for piano.pdf

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[caostotale]

Once again, many thanks to Relative and Jim Faston for their help with this:

Children's Albums by Soviet Composers, for piano, vol. 2 (Young Pianist's Library) (1981)

Mikhail Oskarovich GRACHYOV (GRACHEV) (Kalmykia) - Pieces (10), on themes of Kalmyk folk songs; 1. Pioneers, 2. Stroll, 3. Game, 4. Breeze, 5. Song, 6. Dragonfly, 7. Fairy-Tale (Skazka), 8. Competition, 9. Canon, 10. Dance (bio at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D989 )
Fattah (Pattaya) NAZAROV (Uzbekistan, Karkalpakstan) - Pieces (8); 1. Dance, 2. Song Without Words (Canon), 3. Kaylarga Boray (arrangement of an Uzbek folk melody), 4. Fugue, 5. Parade of the Tree, 6. Gavotte, 7. Nocturne, 8. March (bio at http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... NVbXvlPJhg )
Elizabeta Artashesovna TUMANYAN - Children's Book; 1. Piece in the Dorian Mode, 2. Piece in Alternating Modes (Lydian and Mixolydian), 3. Old Waltz, 4. Cuckoo (Etude), 5. Japanese Melody, 6. Piece-Etude, 7. Song of the Steppe, 8. Eastern Dance, 9. March and Fugetta (bio at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... bih%3D1020 )
Vladimir Lilovich MOLOV (Kabardino-Balkaria) - Pieces (4); 1. Meditation, 2. Joke, 3. Lyrical, based on a Kabardino-Balkar song, 4. Dancing Jester, from the ballet 'Legend of the Mountains' (bio at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... bih%3D1020 )
Inna Abramovna ZHVANETSKAYA (Ukraine) - Children's Pieces (9); 1. Haunting Thought, 2. Clock Factory At Once, 3. Simple Arithmetic: 2/8, 3/8, 4/8, 5/8, 4. Orchestral Fragment, 5. Echoes of a Distant War, 6. Uncertainty, 7. Major-Minor, 8. Reproachfully..., 9. Toccatina (bio at http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... ppJ1wnilsg )

Children's Albums by Soviet Composers, for piano, vol. 2 (Young Pianist's Library) (1981).pdf

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[Scriabinoff]

Can anyone help with some biographical information?

1. E. Aristakecyab (Armenian) - Fantastic Variations

2. T. Bakradze - Fantasy on an old Tiflis Theme

3. V. Kuprevich - Second Sonata

4. O. Grebenshcikov - Rhapsody on a Macedonian Theme

http://www.mediafire.com/?c14ner28tdnyd8c
score was quite old and brown with age, black and white was not working (especially in spots where print was faded)

Some really nice stuff in here!

[edvond]

Hi everyone

I just discovered the Russian State Library on line. They have a lot of Silvansky scores in their collection. Is there any way to obtain copies of these old Soviet scores? Does the library offer a copying service like the British Library has?

Or....does anyone out there have copies of the Silvansky Preludes books 1 and 2? Or Silvansky Etudes? Etc.

I have had a lot of success with the Silvansky Snowstorm and Raging Torrent. Can anyone recommend other Silvansky pieces that are similar is scope and technical demands? (The Sonata and Toccata are posted here at Pianophilia.)

Many thanks!

Ed vonD

[caostotale]

Can anyone help with some biographical information?

Hey,

I don't mean to bear bad news, but Alfor already shared this volume a while back. See the following link:

viewtopic.php?f=46&t=554&p=4466&hilit=a ... syan#p4466

That said, here are those bios:

Emin Aspetovich ARISTAKESYAN (Armenia) - http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... rnfuSWjNHw

Tariel Lukich BAKRADZE (Georgia) - http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... bih%3D1059

Viktor KUPREVICH (Lithuania) - http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D989

Oleg Sergeyevich GREBENSHCHIKOV (Estonia/Poland) - http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... clTaTHVMOg

[Scriabinoff]

Can anyone help with some biographical information?

Hey,

I don't mean to bear bad news, but Alfor already shared this volume a while back. See the following link:

viewtopic.php?f=46&t=554&p=4466&hilit=a ... syan#p4466

That said, here are those bios:

Emin Aspetovich ARISTAKESYAN (Armenia) - http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... rnfuSWjNHw

Tariel Lukich BAKRADZE (Georgia) - http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... bih%3D1059

Viktor KUPREVICH (Lithuania) - http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D989

Oleg Sergeyevich GREBENSHCHIKOV (Estonia/Poland) - http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... clTaTHVMOg

Sincere apologies, I was pressed for time to scan and did not first check to see if it was made available prior to checking it out from the library. Will be more careful next time.

Best,
Scriabinoff

[caostotale]

No need to apologize. It's a great scan. I'm just empathizing as someone who knows how long it takes to scan such volumes

[alfor]

PROKOPFJEFF (as we call him in Germany... )

Piano Pieces op. 12
edited by Martin Frey

alfor scan:

This opus could never really compete with the neighbouring opera 11, 14, 17, 22.
(I am sure, though, that the Mazurka will become a favourite piece of Ferruccio! )

Prokofieff Piano Pieces op.12 ed. Frey.pdf

[Jim Faston]

PROKOPFJEFF (as we call him in Germany... )

Piano Pieces op. 12
edited by Martin Frey

This opus could never really compete with the neighbouring opera 11, 14, 17, 22.
(I am sure, though, that the Mazurka will become a favourite piece of Ferruccio! )

Prokofieff Piano Pieces op.12 ed. Frey.pdf

Thanks for another Martin Frey edition. I've always loved the Légende from that set--time for a revisit.

[fleubis]

Lovely, Alfred, having that nice Frey edition of Op.12...judiciously applied fingers where needed, as in the Mazurka, etc., and in a hires scan which shows up beautifully clear on my monitor.