Pianophilia

alfor wrote:

soh choon wee wrote:Some years ago.......... I came across a work by Alexander Nikolayevich Tcherepnin (I believed it is by Peters Edition). It is a book on exercise for pentatonic scale.....

I was too young then..... now I begin to wonder, if anyone has access to such a volume.

Still in print and under copyright:

https://www.edition-peters.de/cms/engli ... _id=EP4436&=
http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/tec ... sic/985833

Since it is still under copyright, I shall not ask for a digital format.
Could those who have access comment..... is It worth getting?? I mean, is it dispensable or indispensable to develop an all-rounded technique? How would you compare it with, let's say, Dohnanyi or M Long type of exercise book??
I took a look at the five sample pages of the link..... it appears to be mechanical exercise rather than etudes...

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Isaak Berkovich (1902 - 1972) - we have had several pieces by Berkovich posted on PP previously - with special thanks to Edvond, here are the Ten Lyrical Pieces.

Malcolm

Ten Lyrical Pieces

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Thank You, Malcolm.

And one new name.

Mikhail Ziv (1921-1994)
https://www.google.ee/?gws_rd=cr&ei=FGw ... ikhail+Ziv

Nikolai Gorlov
http://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/enc_biog ... 0%BE%D0%B2

Thanks for the Ziv and Gorlov works, relative !

Especially for Emil Borisovich Sernov
A. Krein (Concert transcription for 2 pianos by A.Gottlieb)

Aleksandr Gedike (actually Gödicke)
2 preludes and fugues (op.86 and 87) not for children at all. Mod edit: Combined the original two files together and adjusted the page sizes a bit...FB

Dear Relative

You are spoilting us Many grateful thanks for the Ziv, Gorlov, Krein and Gedike...........I'm a very happy man !

Malcolm