Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

[Reta]

http://www.notomania.ru/noty_kompozitsii.php?n=7280

here is few pieces of Shamo

[Reta]

here more,suite

http://nlib.org.ua/en/pdf/piano/5447

[fredbucket]

Thank you, and welcome to PP...

Regards
Fred

[lutoslawski]

http://www.notomania.ru/noty_kompozitsii.php?n=7280

here is few pieces of Shamo

This Toccata Prelude is the tenth prelude from the set of 12 preludes.

[isokani]

I just discovered this fact, and the fact I found it very exciting shows just how big a nerd I am: Varvara Gaigerova gave the first performance of Grigory Krein's 2nd Piano Sonata (it's quite hard and huge) when she was still a student of Neuhaus at the Moscow Conservatoire, at a concert organised by the Society for Jewish Music, on 20 January 1926.

[Hades]

Has anyone posted Dmitri Kabalevsky Op. 14: From the Life of a Pioneer, pieces for piano (1931)? I can't seem to find it using the search function.

[mballan]

Has anyone posted Dmitri Kabalevsky Op. 14: From the Life of a Pioneer, pieces for piano (1931)? I can't seem to find it using the search function.

Duly attached. Think it may be in one of the many albums posted on PP.

Malcolm

Kabalevsky - Op 14 'From Pioneer Life' Five Pieces (1931).pdf

[Hades]

Has anyone posted Dmitri Kabalevsky Op. 14: From the Life of a Pioneer, pieces for piano (1931)? I can't seem to find it using the search function.

Duly attached. Think it may be in one of the many albums posted on PP.

Malcolm

Kabalevsky - Op 14 'From Pioneer Life' Five Pieces (1931).pdf

Very kind of you, thank you!

[lutoslawski]

A rare piece i managed to find and made a scrolling score video on youtube for our delight. The piano sonata by Turkmen composer Ashir Kuliyev, performed by Orazgul Annamyradova. I was wondering though, if anybody might have some information on this pianist? Her information is so scarce, i can't even find her birthdate, not even sure if she is alive or not. Amazing pianist anyway!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mBKnm18Nww

[mballan]

A rare piece i managed to find and made a scrolling score video on youtube for our delight. The piano sonata by Turkmen composer Ashir Kuliyev, performed by Orazgul Annamyradova. I was wondering though, if anybody might have some information on this pianist? Her information is so scarce, i can't even find her birthdate, not even sure if she is alive or not. Amazing pianist anyway!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mBKnm18Nww

Lutoslawski - she studied at the Moscow Conservatoire from 1976-1981, and seems to be undertaking concerts in 2018. If you search on the Russian version of her name it will throw up more listings:

оразгуль аннамурадова

Photo also attached.

Malcolm

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