Pianophilia

Thank you for your help with this, Paul! (I regret to inform that there are quite a few more like this!)

Continuing onward, here is a work by Merab Partskhaladze that celebrates the Georgian folk instrument called the panduruli, an example of which can be heard here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3TzFxh9WuM

Partskhaladze included another work with this name in his Pieces (3), op. 3 (available elsewhere on the forum), but this is a different work:

Merab Alekseyevich PARTSKHALADZE
Panduruli, for piano
http://www.mediafire.com/?va5nyk8xg5ygqb6

[quote="caostotale"]Thank you for your help with this, Paul! (I regret to inform that there are quite a few more like this!)

If you are putting me under pressure in this way I have to do some more file-reducing today.

So here are some more.

Best

Paul

.. and more ...

Paul

...and here's the rest of the book.

Otar Vassilyevich TAKTAKISHVILI

Poem (was previously posted in a different edition)
http://www.mediafire.com/?y1doahdqepzuusf

Prisoner (after Pushkin)
http://www.mediafire.com/?s3xh6qtmbh97g9c

Dali (Tinatin) Davidovna CHKHEIDZE

Prelude
http://www.mediafire.com/?j7ioc38sz0e3q32

Musical Moment
http://www.mediafire.com/?fkc3p33wpfd95wu

Valerian TSAGAREYSHVILI

Piano Works - Fairy Tale (Skazka); Dance; Prelude; Nocturne; Rondo; Scherzo
http://www.mediafire.com/?oscb7ku6rrii6e8

Aleksander Vassilyevich SHAVERZASHVILI

Nocturne
http://www.mediafire.com/?d2k1ffmo8av5jl8

Scherzo
http://www.mediafire.com/?3x8dwnh14o9qv48

Eleonora Grigoryevna EKSANISHVILI

Prelude
http://www.mediafire.com/?bztquf49afg5z73

Etude
http://www.mediafire.com/?i1vd74du61nz80o

Here's an alternate edition of a short work that has also been included in some collections as 'Melodiya'...

Arno Arutyunovich BABADZHANYAN
Andante, for piano Update:
Humoresque, for piano Meditation, for piano

Aleksandr Grigoryevich ARUTYUNYAN (ARUTIUNIAN)
Pastorale, for piano (1936) Update:
Theme and Variations, for piano (1937)

Here's a piece by an Armenian composer who comes from a very musical family (both his father and uncle were also composers). He studied under Eduard Bagdasaryan. His bio is available at:
http://www.musicianspage.com/musicians/ ... ativepage/

The first set of pieces features some interesting elements of modern notation:

Aram SATYAN (SATIAN)
Pieces (3), for piano Update: 2-23
Bagatelles (6), for piano

Here's a small sample of the work of an extremely prolific Armenian composer. This composer has long been a mainstay in that nation's pedagogic tradition:

Areg LUSINYAN (LUSINIAN)
Piano works (3); The Merry Locomotive, Monkeys' Frolic, Volchak

Eduard PASHINYAN (PASHINIAN)
Images (3), for piano; 1. Dance of the Magic Forest, 2. Toccatina, 3. Game of Shadows Update: 2-23
Poems (2), for piano; 1. Ruins of an Ancient Monastery, 2. Meditation

Grigor Mushegovich HAKHINYAN (AKHINYAN, AKHINIAN)
Meditation, for piano