Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

[caostotale]

Are you sure about Gustav Wohlgemuth being the composer, the music looks to me more like Gerhard Wohlgemuth who was a composer in the GDR. Gustav died before the 2nd world war began. Gerhard was a friend of a friend and I have some of his music and this looks like his handiwork.
regards
Brian

I'm not sure at all, but your suggestion makes more sense, so I've changed it. Unfortunately, this last volume didn't include the 'composers' bios' sections that were found in some of the others.

[caostotale]

Alfor posted this as a 'sr. class' volume. It's actually for the 'middle' or 'intermediate' levels:

Pieces and Etudes, vol. 1 (Piano Music for Music Schools, Middle Classes) (1972)

Edvard GRIEG - Grandmother's Minuet, op. 68/2
Pyotr Ilich TCHAIKOVSKY - Natalia-Waltz
Georgy Vasilyevich SVIRIDOV - Man with an Accordion (student performance at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1C65BRoN1o )
Leonid Sergeyevich SIDELNIKOV - Etude (info at http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... d3U5NFWbTw )
Yuri Vasilyevich SILANTYEV (SILANTEV) - Pieces (2); 1. Dance, 2. The Cheerful Bears (info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 )
Konstantin Stepanovich SOROKIN - Concert Etude
Aram Ilich KHACHATURYAN (KHACHATURIAN) (Armenia) - Etude
Heino ELLER (Estonia) - Scherzino
Dmitri Dmitriyevich SHOSTAKOVICH - Polka

Download:
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[alfor]

Alfor posted this as a 'sr. class' volume. It's actually for the 'middle' or 'intermediate' levels:

Sorry, indeed my fault!!!

[caostotale]

No problem, Alfor! I've been collecting these scores for years and am still trying to figure out all the different 'classes' and 'difficulty grades', etc... The classes I've seen most often are:

младшие (mladshiye) = junior or younger
средние (sredniye) = intermediate or middle
старшие (starshiye) = senior or elder

Here's another 'middle' volume's TOC. I suppose this is related to the previous one, though they dropped out the 'Etudes'. Maybe it's two different series...honestly, who knows :

Pieces, vol. 2 (Piano Music for Music Schools, Middle Classes) (1973)

Alexander Grigoryevich FRIEDLANDER (FRIDLENDER) (Ural Region) - Pieces (3); 1. Zyohra Jan, 2. Skylark, 3. My Horse (info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 )
Azari IVANOV (Latvia?) - Native Fields (found name, but no info)
Firuz BAKHOR (Tajikistan) - March of the Toys
Alexander Yevgenyevich ZHILINSKY (ŽILINA) (Ukraine) - Polka (info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D738 )
Gara Abulfaz oghlu GARAYEV (KARA KARAYEV, KARAEV) (Azerbaijan) - Reverie
Shalva Mikhailovich TAKTAKISHVILI (Georgia) - Melody (info at http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... -vu6fk8neA )
Andrei Yakovlevich ESHPAI (Mari El) - Mari Flowing Dance
Paula Yanovna LITSITE (LITSIT) (Latvia) - The Little Dancer (info at http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... hiut1LjeYA )
Alexander Alexandrovich BALTIN - Pieces (2) (from 'Musical Pictures'); 1. Melancholia, 2. Game
Anatoly Vasilyevich SAMONOV - Pieces (2) (from the musical tale 'The Master and the Young Princess'); 1. In a Certain Kingdom, 2. Princess and the Courtiers
Mikhail Ivanovich CHULAKI - Distant Song (info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 )
Boris Vladimirovich SAKKILARI (Armenia) - Fun Game (info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 )
Ādolfs SKULTE (Latvia) - Arietta (info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 )
Samuil Moiseyevich MAYKAPAR - Raging Stream, op. 33
Sergei Sergeyevich PROKOFIEV - Rain and Rainbow, op. 65/8 (from 'Children's Music')
Fikret Mashadi Jamil oghlu AMIROV (Azerbaijan) - On the Hunt
Anatoly Ivanovich GARSHNEK (Estonia) - Inclement Weather (info at http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... -0af5wAHVg )
Ilya Samuilovich POLSKY (Ukraine) - Toccatina (info at http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... ebNBcnyqQQ )

Download:
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[caostotale]

I'm supposing the publishers released a different series of volumes for each of the different classes. This is the 'senior' issue from the same year as the previous 'middle' issue. Sakkilari and Baltin must have been fashionable that year, but the rest seems to vary with the editors' tastes...

To any who are newcomers to this thread, any composer I list who doesn't have a info/workslist link is either very well-known (e.g. Prokofiev, Shchedrin) or has one elsewhere on the forum (e.g. Khudoley and Sheyko from this bunch). There's only a handful of names that are complete mysteries, and I try my best to point that out.

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Pieces, vol. 2 (Piano Music for Music Schools, Senior Classes) (1973)

Darius MILHAUD (France) - Romance
Jacques IBERT (France) - The Little White Donkey...
Jacques IBERT (France) - The Deserted Palace...
Jacques IBERT (France) - The Crystal Cage...
Heitor VILLA LOBOS (Brazil) - Pulcinella
German Germanovich GALYNIN - Aria
German Germanovich GALYNIN - Dance
Rodion Konstantinovich SHCHEDRIN - Two-Voice Invention
Igor Leonidovich KHUDOLEY (KHUDOLEI) - Masques
Igor Leonidovich KHUDOLEY (KHUDOLEI) - Chorus, op. 12/4
Boris Vladimirovich SAKKILARI (Armenia) - Melody
Boris Vladimirovich SAKKILARI (Armenia) - The Squirrel
Nikolai Fadeyevich SHEIKO (SHEYKO) - Prelude
Alexander Alexandrovich BALTIN - Pieces (3) (from 'Musical Pictures'); 1. Puppet Foxtrot, 2. Blues, 3. Fashionable Doll
Vaag Georgyevich ARARATYAN (Armenia) - Pieces (3); 1. Prelude, 2. Impromptu, 3. Reminiscence

Download:
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[caostotale]

As (a long time) before, special thanks belongs to relative and Jim Faston for this volume. Most of the issues in this series were for more than one of the 'classes' discussed above. This one specifies all three at the top of the second page:

Children's Albums by Soviet Composers, for piano, vol. 13 (Young Pianist's Library) (1990)

Alexander Alexandrovich ABRAMOV - In the Forest (Children's Suite); 1. The Footpath, 2. The Old Den, 3. The Squirrel, 4. The Anthill, 5. The Wooded Thicket, 6. The Sunny Meadow, 7. The Giant Oak (could not find info)
Almaz Zakirovich MONASYPOV (Tatarstan) - Patterns, pieces (15) (info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 )
Aida Petrovna ISAKOVA - At the Zoo (Cycle of pieces for children); 1. Two Monkeys, 2. The Lazy Hippo, 3. The Cubs Frolic, 4. The White Swans, 5. Our Friend, the Pony, 6. Squirrel in a Cage, 7. (basic info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 , article at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 )
Emma Vartanovna MIHRANYAN (MIGRANYAN, etc..) (Armenia) - Pieces (9) from the Album 'Through Children's Eyes'; 1. Streamlet, 2. Highlanders, 3. Toccatina, 4. Scherzo, 5. Game of Hide-and-Seek, 6. Autumn Landscape, 7. Foggy Day, 8. Dance, 9. The Old Oak (info at http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... hmA8CkzJPw )
Vasily Petrovich SHIRINSKY - Pieces (10); 1. Musical Moment, 2. Barrel Organ (Sharmanka), 3. Mazurka I, 4. Mazurka II, 5. Mazurka III, 6. Prelude I, 7. Prelude II, 8. Prelude III, 9. Waltz I, 10. Waltz II

Children's Albums by Soviet Composers, for piano, vol. 13 (Young Pianist's Library) (1990).pdf

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[caostotale]

...and the final issue in that series, released in the year that would be the Soviet Union's last. This one is almost entirely comprised of 'national' composers, including the only Korean composer I've seen in any Soviet publication. As well, Scriabin fans may find the Nemtin album interesting. Thanks again to relative and Jim for making this and the rest of these available. The only number that's missing is number 8. The rest can be found in the search engine:

Children's Albums by Soviet Composers, for piano, vol. 14 (Young Pianist's Library) (1991)

Lyudmila Alekseyevna NOVOSELOVA (NOVOSYOLOVA) (Mari El, Chuvashia) - Pieces (10), from the album 'Northern Lights'; 1. Belarussian Round-Dance, 2. Sentiment, 3. Chuvash Tune, 4. National Character (Sculptures in Erzya), 5. Duet, 6. Bashkir Games, 7. Gems of the Urals, 8. Dreaming of the Sun in Chukotka, 9. Come Out to Dance with All, 10. The Reindeer Sleigh
Valery Lazaryevich SHAULOV (Dagestan) - Pieces (6); 1. Legend, 2. Two Friends, 3. Dance of the Little Horseman, 4. Dialogue at the Godekan (central gathering place), 5. Waltz, 6. Country Holiday (info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 )
Durdy NURYEV (NURIYEV, NURYIEV) (Turkmenistan) - Pieces (5); 1. Song Without Words, 2. Waltz, 3. Turkmen Dance, 4. Sad Melody, 5. Toccatina
Sovet (Sergei) Afanasyevich VARELAS (Uzbekistan) - Pieces (5); 1. Plaintive, 2. Motion, 3. Lullaby, 4. Melody, 5. Sad Thirds
TEN CHU (Korea) - Pieces (7), on Korean Themes; 1. Korean Dance, 2. Scary Story, 3. Korean Lament, 4. Musical Moment, 5. Playing on the Black Keys, 6. The Two Wives, 7. Lilishka on a Walk (info at http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... A9NBqq3a-g )
Salim Manusovich KRYMSKY (Karachay-Cherkessia) - Pieces (6), on Tuvan folk themes; 1. The Walnut Taiga, 2. Little Shepherd (Pastushok), 3. Theme and Variation, 4. It Grew Dark, 5. Breeze (Sonatina), 6. Naigrysh (folk melody)
Alexander Pavlovich NEMTIN - Children's Album; 1. Lilac, 2. Octaves, 3. Babushka, 4. Mazurka (D minor), 5. Bagatelle, 6. Mazurka (G minor), 7. Pastorale, 8. Fantastic Waltz (info at http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 6bih%3D920 )
Konstantin Romanovich GEIST (GEYST) (Mari El) - Fairy Tales (5); 1. The Vision, op. 114/3, 2. In a Dream, op. 114/5, 3. Striking Clock, op. 115/2, 4. Awakening, op. 116/3, 5. In the Dark Forest, op. 116/5

Children's Albums by Soviet Composers, for piano, vol. 14 (Young Pianist's Library) (1991).pdf

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[alfor]

nms:

Iljinsky Berceuse op.13.pdf

[Timtin]

Strangely, this once ubiquitous album piece is almost never
referred to in its proper context by its numerous publishers.
It's actually a 2H arrangement of the 7th. movement of
Ilyinsky's orchestral ballet suite Noure and Amitra Op13.

[musiclife217]

Strangely, this once ubiquitous album piece is almost never
referred to in its proper context by its numerous publishers.
It's actually a 2H arrangement of the 7th. movement of
Ilyinsky's orchestral ballet suite Noure and Amitra Op13.

This is true! Still love this miniature!