Salon music

[tobyjj]

Hello again,

Two more Hans Engelmann -

Engelmann, Hans - Halloween Dance - (1908)(Ideal for Halloween Party)(8p)_c.pdf

Engleman, H - Tender Thoughts.pdf

NMOS TTOS

Regards,
tobyjj

[tobyjj]

Hello again,

Two more Ascher:-

Ascher, J - Les Ffifres De La Garde (2eme Polka Militaire).pdf

Ascher, J - Vaillance (Polka Militaire).pdf

regards,
tobyjj

[Jean-Séb]

A few pieces.

Ribolet Scotch Flowers.pdf

Alberti H. Sons du Coeur.pdf

Croze En Chemin de fer.pdf

[ilu]

Dear Phillip,

Tank you so much for Ambroise Farman’s “Memory garden”, I just played it; a nice melody –that seems to leak honey-.

By the way, have you or some PP2 member discover some more scores or information about him?

ILU.
México.

[Timtin]

Thank you JS, particularly for the Croze, which is very Alkan-like.
I'd love to see lots more of France's 'minor' composers scanned!

[4candles]

Thank you JS, particularly for the Croze, which is very Alkan-like.
I'd love to see lots more of France's 'minor' composers scanned!

There's a ton of them among the scanned scores on Gallica. I think I saw the Croze 'En chemin de fer' there.

[Timtin]

Many thanks 4candles for the Gallica reference. Very interesting!
I'd never explored it previously. This, I presume, is what you're referring to:-

http://gallica.bnf.fr/Search?ArianeWire ... re&q=croze

[Jean-Séb]

No, you are in the book section. This is here:
http://gallica.bnf.fr/Search?ArianeWire ... geNumber=3
By the way, they do not appear to have En Chemin de Fer, which was taken from my scores.

[Timtin]

Thank you JS for the clarification. Strangely, the scores tab was highlighted
when I copied and pasted that link, but I didn't actually investigate beyond
the covers of what I thought were Croze scores!

[liveforpiano]

Eugene Ketterer (1831-1870).
French composer pianist who studied at the Paris conservatoire under Marmontel.
He wrote a lot of Salon pieces, and I am going to put some of them on here. Starting with:
Impromptu-Valse Opus 50.

Ketterer E.Impromptu-Valse Op.50.pdf