French Piano Music

[Caprotti]

A few days ago I heard a charming organ piece entitled 'Cantilene' by Théodore Salomé. He also wrote many piano pieces. Does anyone have any of them?

Cheers,

P.

nms

Salomé - Cantilene.pdf

[oren segev]

Salomé - Op.65, Marche joyeuse in G major (nms-tttos)

Salomé - Op.65, Marche joyeuse in G major.pdf

Oren

[ropemi]

Does anybody has the piano score for "Inquietude op.82" by French composer Georges Pfeiffer(1835/1908)?
Or other piano works from him.

This is my contribuition from the ones I have:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Pfeiffer,_Georges_Jean

this is particularly interesting

Thank you very much!
Excellent for my collection!
I will upload it to IMSLP.
Regards.

[Caprotti]

The upload to IMSLP has been already done by me yesterday (and moved under Verdi by IMSLP administrators). Please remove your duplication, which is not fair because you are not the original scanner/contributor.

[mballan]

I would like to reiterate Caprotti's comment.......no member should unfairly take a copy of a scan shared on Pianophilia and then subsequently post on sites like IMSLP. Only the original scanner should have that choice as they have gone to the effort to locating, purchasing, and scanning the original work. Please note - I would seriously consider removing membership if such actions were discovered.

Malcolm

[mballan]

Leon Moreau (1870-1946) French compsoer, studied at Paris Conservatoire; won the Grand Prix de Rome in 1899. Works include an opera "Myriade et Pierrot decore" symphonic poems, a piano concerto, piano pieces and songs.

Here is the engaging Chanson Dansee.

Moreau L - Chanson Dansee.pdf

Malcolm

[Ferruccio]

Leon Moreau (1870-1946) French compsoer, studied at Paris Conservatoire; won the Grand Prix de Rome in 1899. Works include an opera "Myriade et Pierrot decore" symphonic poems, a piano concerto, piano pieces and songs.

Here is the engaging Chanson Dansee.

Malcolm

Thanks Malcolm ! I like this piece, it's beautiful !

[jre58591]

Does anyone have Ravel's La Parade? I believe it is an early unpublished work. Thanks!

[lebowl]

Anyone have a fingered(either by hand or an editor) version of the Ravel concerto in G? Asking for a friend.

Thanks!

[4candles]

If anyone is interested, there is a selection of intriguing piano pieces by Jehan Alain posted on YouTube (by yours truly!) under the playlist 'Jehan Alain - selected piano works'.
I'd be interested in people's opinions. I think he is an underrated composer for the piano and it's as much of interest to organists as it is to pianists by the way!