Pianophilia

alfor wrote:P.S. Anybody interested in G.'s edition o Бетховен „Император“ Концерт?

Было бы интересно посмотреть, издание Гольденвейзер в о
«Император» фортепианного концерта опус 73 Бетховена.

С уважением, Тимтин.

Timtin wrote:

alfor wrote:P.S. Anybody interested in G.'s edition o Бетховен „Император“ Концерт?

Было бы интересно посмотреть, издание Гольденвейзер в о
«Император» фортепианного концерта опус 73 Бетховена.

С уважением, Тимтин.

Хорошо!

Some more pieces ed. by Goldenveizer:

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The Beethoven „Sonatas“ Nos. 33-38 are better known as the 4 „Kurfürsten-Sonaten“ (as they are called in German) and the two Sonatinas.

Thanks Alfor. Ever since I have heard Richter's recording, Waldenszenen became one of the few Schumann works that I like. G's edition is nice indeed, with its detailed attention to fingering and pedalling to attain utmost legato.

phikfy wrote:Thanks Alfor. Ever since I have heard Richter's recording, Waldenszenen became one of the few Schumann works that I like. G's edition is nice indeed, with its detailed attention to fingering and pedalling to attain utmost legato.

You are welcome, dear phikfy!

More „Golden advice“:
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P.S. Anybody interested in Schumann Papillons, Carnaval, Noveletten ред. А. Гольденвейзера?[/color]

...and more „goldenveizered“ classics:
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Many thanks Alfred....we seem to have reawakened a Goldenveizer music season

Two more original works from me for the weekend. I'll post them here and then later move to the main opus list on the first post.

Unfortunately The Fourteen Revolutionary Songs for piano solo is incomplete - when I came to scan I did not realise that a second page is missing from No. 13, and alas no No. 14. I hope to complete this next time I speak with colleagues in Russia.

Op 30 Nine Pieces
1. Prelude 2. Song 3. Dance 4. Impromptu 5. Slow Waltz 6. Reflection [Meditation]
7. Sketch 8. Caprice 9. From the Past Fourteen Revoluntionary Popular Songs for piano solo [incomplete]

...goldenveizered:
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