Pianophilia

Lovely, Malc. Thanks for brightening my day with these very pleasant pieces.

From the 19th century lyrical romanticism of Tereshchenko, to the 20th century.

Aleksandr Ukrainsky – unfortunately, I can discover no biographical information on this composer. I have posted his Fantasie “O Russia, With Love and Agony” which includes a song by Rachmaninov [from Op 21] weaved within the score [please note this is a manuscript score and not a standard printed score].

Malcolm

Thanks for the interesting Ukrainsky, Malc. WIsh my hand written scores looked this good, then wouldn't have to pfutz with the time gobbling notational software.

Yaroslav Vereshchagin. Born 1948, Kyiv: died 1999, Kyiv. Ukrainian composer and music editor. Graduated in 1973 from the Kyiv Conservatoire after studiying composition with Skoryk. Worked as chief editor of the publishing house Muzychna Ukraina. He was laureate of the Ostrovsky Prize in 1980, and was secretary of the Union of Ukrainian Composers.

I have posted an album of his piano works [with due permission]:

Piano Sonata No. 2

Sonatina [apologies, some heavy shading in left hand bottom corner...but all subsequent pages are fine].

Little Classical Suite [a. Allemande b. Courante c. Sarabande d. Menuet I e. Menuet II f. Gigue]

Musica Rustica

Six Bagatelles

Malcolm

Hello to everybody,
just one little question-request,
does anybody have F.Blumenfeld Etudes op.3 perhaps?

Thank you all ,

Biljana

Biljana wrote:does anybody have F.Blumenfeld Etudes op.3 perhaps?

I've just transferred this thread viewtopic.php?f=50&t=521&start=0 into the archive section, courtesy of Malcolm.

Regards
Fred

Anton ARENSKY
Piano Concerto op. 2
2 piano score

Thank you Alfor for the Arensky.

As mentioned back when I did Nikolai Tcherepnine - his ballet "Le Masque de la Mort Rouge" is now available through Sibley.

Publication Name: Krasnai︠a︡ maska (Maska krasnoĭ smerti) Khoreodrama v odnom di︠e︡ĭstvii po Edgaru Po. Pérelozhenie dli︠a︡ fortepiano v 2 ruki
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1

Composer:Tcherepnine, Nicolas (1873 - 1945)

Malcolm

I would like to bring up the subject of Yevgeni Golubev. We have recently been treated to his 3 piano concertos and the 1954 3rd concerto is especially nice.

Am wondering if any of his 10 piano sonatas have surfaced. I am especially interested in the score for his 1942 Piano Sonata Nr. 4. I suspect many of his works are under some kind of copyright as he lived until 1988.

fleubis wrote:...Yevgeni Golubev...wondering if any of his 10 piano sonatas have surfaced...

Piano Sonatas 3 4 5 & 6 - nms - so perhaps the original scanner(s) would care to post?