Pianophilia

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DOHNANYI, Ernö (Ernst von)
Winterreigen Zehn Bagatellen für PianoforteColourful, in some parts quite improvisatory late-romantic style, though on solid tonal grounds. D. was called the "Hungarian Brahms", but in this work there are hardly any specifically Brahmsian pages.

Vincent d'INDY
ISTAR Variations Symphoniques op. 42
Rèduction pour piano à 2 mains par GUSTAVE SAMAZEUILH

Thanks old chap, your efforts are immense.

Luv

Thal

thalbergmad wrote:Thanks old chap, your efforts are immense.

Luv

Thal

I have just downloaded the Bax -- thanks very much for making these things available.

isokani wrote:I have just downloaded the Bax -- thanks very much for making these things available.

You are welcome!
Sonatas 1-3 played by Merrick will be uploaded this week.

alfor wrote:Vincent d'INDY
ISTAR Variations Symphoniques op. 42
Rèduction pour piano à 2 mains par GUSTAVE SAMAZEUILH

d'Indy Istar op.42.pdf

Maybe these two versions are also of some interest; the 4hand one is due to the composer.

Bw, paolor

More Wongsong Dandy (...dis iss a goud compouser!)

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Vincent D'INDY
Schumanniana. Trois Chants sans paroles pour Piano op. 30

To Daniel, with compliments

Posted as an example of the early piano style of an interesting but rarely played Austrian composer:

Egon WELLESZ
Epigramme op. 17 audio:
Frank Merrick plays Bax Sonata No. 1

I prefer to think of him as an Austrian-born British composer,
just as I like to think of Handel, Clementi, and lots of other
composers as British, or more specifically, English, even though
they weren't necessarily born here.