Salon music

[FW190]

Two more.
Published by Metzler, London, nd [1877-78]

Dorn,Ed.-.Pera-Valse-orientale-(pno-Metzler-Edition-1877).pdf

Dorn,Ed.-.Morning-chimes-Caprice-matinal-(pno-Metzler-Edition~1878).pdf

[FW190]

Two more.
Published by Enoch, London, nd. [~1870]

Dorn,Ed.-.Souvenir-Hongroise-Air-varié-(pno-Enoch-Edition).pdf

Dorn,Ed.-.Paul-&-Virginie-Dialogue-Ballade-(pno-Enoch-Edition).pdf

[tobyjj]

Thanks for the recent postings,

tobyjj

[fleubis]

Thanks for posting these, FW190. Fun playing through these old Dorn pieces.

[musiclife217]

a charming, and rare, salon piece, that has luckily been recorded...

enjoy!

Schmitt, Jacob (Jakob )- Op. 201 - Rondino - La Rose

Schmitt, Jacob (Jakob)-Op. 201-Rondino-La Rose.pdf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udciwxwwaG8

[musiclife217]

a charming, and rare, salon piece, that has luckily been recorded...

enjoy!

Schmitt, Jacob (Jakob )- Op. 201 - Rondino - La Rose

Schmitt, Jacob (Jakob)-Op. 201-Rondino-La Rose.pdf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udciwxwwaG8

I am also looking for a few more from this set - any contributions would be appreciated!

Spindler, Fritz - Op. 291 No. 05 - Idylle - Styrische (Styrian Idyll) (from Steyrische Idyllen für Piano)

Sartorio, Arnoldo - Op. 201 - Chanson Sans Paroles [Sartorio Album V]

Wolff, Bernhard - Op. 08 - Morceaux de Salon

Chateau, Henri - Valse - Le Souper

Jungmann, Albert - WoO - "Sympathie" Melodie

Finocchi, Georges - Op. 38 - Polka-Mazurka - Albert

Labadie, Henri [Hyppolite] - WoO - Valse - Mia Cara

Erler, Hermann?/Behr, Franz (as Charles Morley) - Dans Les Montagnes (Sur La Montagne)

Ducommun [Дюкомен], L. - Op. 109 - Valse - L'inseparable

Schafer [Schaefer/Shefer], Alexandre - Op. 18 No. 08 - Pepita

[Jean-Séb]

Charming piece, thank you. Lots of other nice salon pieces in the repertoire of the pianist on YouTube.

[musiclife217]

Charming piece, thank you. Lots of other nice salon pieces in the repertoire of the pianist on YouTube.

Yes! and, you're welcome! Any help with the others would be appreciated.

[Jean-Séb]

I wish I could help, but I think it will be difficult, although some names are very familiar, as Spindler or Sartorio, but I don't think I have the mentioned works. Most of the other names are even quite unknown to me. It seems that some of them were more active in Russia than elsewhere, and it may be quite difficult to get their works from non-Russian sources. For examples, I have seen than most of the works by Henry Labadie (although a French name) have been published in Russian :
https://archive.org/stream/universalhan ... 9/mode/1up
However the waltz Mia Cara was apparently published by a French music publisher Langlois, but I cannot find any trace of the score.

[musiclife217]

I wish I could help, but I think it will be difficult, although some names are very familiar, as Spindler or Sartorio, but I don't think I have the mentioned works. Most of the other names are even quite unknown to me. It seems that some of them were more active in Russia than elsewhere, and it may be quite difficult to get their works from non-Russian sources. For examples, I have seen than most of the works by Henry Labadie (although a French name) have been published in Russian :
https://archive.org/stream/universalhan ... 9/mode/1up
However the waltz Mia Cara was apparently published by a French music publisher Langlois, but I cannot find any trace of the score.

Yes, thank you for the efforts. I did see some at Berlin and also BnF, including the Labadie. Will have to keep searching and/or make orders... Thanks again!