Pianophilia

What a MacFarren treat! Thank you.

Walter Macfarren (1826-1905)
Second Scherzo
Published by Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co. London, n.d.[c. 1870-80]

Walter Macfarren (1826-1905)
The Skylark - Valse brillante
Published by Lamborn Cock, Hutchings & Co., London, n.d. [c.1880].

Some works by Henry Charles Litolff (1818 — 1891) (scanned by Staatsbibliothek Berlin):
Op.5, Op.21, Op.25, Op.30, Op.31, Op.35, Op.36, Op.41, Op.44, Op.50, Op.54/1+3, Op.57, Op.64, Op.65, Op.72, Op.77, Op.78, Op.79, Op.89, Op.95, Op.96, Op.105, Op.107, Op.109, Op.111, Op.112, Op.113, Op.124, Op.126

Happy Easter!
HP

Thank you Hobbypianist for that.
And thank you also to the anonymous Litolff's lover who initially ordered these copies from Berlin Library to have them scanned, which allowed the Library to offer them for free to the rest of the world.
Happy Easter!

Here is the second piece of op.54, which was also part of the Litolff batch from Berlin - perhaps they will share it some other day.
Best regards

Paul

Hi, thanks for the hint! I've just checked it, it is already available: https://digital.staatsbibliothek-berlin ... =PHYS_0001
It seems I missed it that time... HP

Ronald Binge 'Elizabethan Serenade'. A nice recording by Phillip Sear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxDz6P7N--4

Here's another Hemery offering, nearly 9 years after my previous one!

Charming trifle. Thank you.