Pianophilia

Alfred, thank you for the lovely Sin pieces. I really do like Czech music and always happy to encounter pieces of this caliber. No.3 especially enchanting.

SIN, OTAKAR
By Grove Dictionary on July 7, 2013 in S

(b. Rokytne, Moravia, 1881), Czech composer and pianist. Sin studied a t tho Prague Conservatoire, became a professor in 1920, and in 1922 was appointed the administrative head of th a t institution. He has written a symphonic poem, 'Tilottama'; a string q u a r te t; and a considerable number of pianoforte pieces, some admirably adapted for children's use ; two albums of pianoforte pieces.

Reards.

ILU.

fleubis wrote:Alfred, thank you for the lovely Sin pieces. I really do like Czech music and always happy to encounter pieces of this caliber. No.3 especially enchanting.

You are welcome! More to follow...

České týdnů (1):

alfor scan
Any diligent soul providing translation of the Czech titles and performance instructions?[/color]

Alfred, you already posted the Axman 7 Pieces last month.

fleubis wrote:Alfred, you already posted the Axman 7 Pieces last month.

Not last month, but last year! But „doppelt hält besser“... (this scan is of slightly better quality!)

How time flies! OK, replacing previous copy with this new one ...no need for an "alt." version--3MB saved.

České týdnů (2):

For our friend from Panama

alfor scan (definitely first ever version)

fleubis wrote:How time flies! OK, replacing previous copy with this new one ...no need for an "alt." version--3MB saved.

It's the new version (5MB) which is slightly better, imho.

alfor wrote:České týdnů (2):
For our friend from Panama
alfor scan (definitely first ever version)

Prochazka Tri skladby op.64.pdf

Thank you, Alfred! Nice to have a little more Prochazka. I recall playing through some Karnival pieces a while back which I rather liked.. He is a pretty good miniaturist and his music sounds well.