Music from the Balkans

[alfor]

Mihail G. ANDRICU

nms
(this interesting work, out-of-print for decades, would have deserved a much better scan!!!)

Andrico Sonatine op.12.pdf

[fleubis]

Interesting pieces, the Andricu and Andrico, and they couldn't be more different. I like very much the simplicity of the opening of the Andricu, but the real piece of pie to be had here is the delightful, and nicely integrated Sonatina of Andrico. Alas, I must agree with you, this piece does deserve a better scan as it is quite the well-constructed piece and very enjoyable to play, but am grateful for what we have even in this low-res scan.

Thanks for posting these, Alfred.

[lutoslawski]

any chance somebody might have the two piano version of Vladigerovs Suite Bulgare?
Are his two piano works more recently published?

Thanks,

Tony

[alfor]

deleted. (I only have the solo piano version).

[liveforpiano]

Hello Lutoslawski,
You can get the Two-Piano works of Vladigerov from here.

www.editionelm.eu/pantcho_e.htm
They do a lot of Vladigerov's music.
I can't understand why that has not highlighted, but that is the url I copied from the site.
Peter.

[liveforpiano]

Now I can.
Peter.

[alfor]

ANDRICO'S Sonatina op. 12

first attempt of optimizing:

Andrico Sonatine op.12 opt.pdf

[fleubis]

Thank you for the Andrico, Alfred. Andrico is apparently from Romania and born 1894. Not much info about him. He does write in a rather classical style and gives us some very interesting, sometimes difficult material.

[Jean-Séb]

Andrico with higher resolution and smaller size:

Andrico Sonatine highres.pdf

I would not be surprized if the magician Parag did even better.

[alfor]

Andrico with higher resolution and smaller size:

Andrico Sonatine highres.pdf

I would not be surprized if the magician Parag did even better.

Dear Jean-Séb,

thank you for your effort. But for my eyes my own solution
(i.e. simply darkening the original scan), see 2 posts above, works better!!