Gallica has scanned the facsimile edition of four pieces from Goyescas. The fact that it is Faure's copy, complete with the composer's inscription, makes it even more interesting.
http://waltercosand.com/CosandScores/Co ... %20ed..pdf
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Thank you! Unfortunately the scan has a low resolution and I did not manage to read it properly.WCosand wrote:Gallica has scanned the facsimile edition of four pieces from Goyescas. The fact that it is Faure's copy, complete with the composer's inscription, makes it even more interesting.
http://waltercosand.com/CosandScores/Co ... %20ed..pdf
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You can read them with high resolution and download them directly from the Gallica site:alfor wrote:Thank you! Unfortunately the scan has a low resolution and I did not manage to read it properly.
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b5 ... dos.langFR
There is also this other copy:
http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b5 ... dos.langFR
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The quality of the pdf files from Galicia are mostly quite poor. However some good ones can be found too 
You can download the individual jpg's and convert them yourselves, but it is a big task.
Riodk
You can download the individual jpg's and convert them yourselves, but it is a big task.
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B&W version of Jose Ardevol Gimbernat's Sonatina per Scriabinoff's scan---
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Jealousy.
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What are you jealous of Timtin, I bet she can't put Meccano together like you can.Timtin wrote:Jealousy.
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Turina
La Oración del Torero
for string quartet Op. 34
For cello and piano
For orchestra (arr. Córcoles)
(nms) (thanks to Fundación Juan March; Spain)
La Oración del Torero
for string quartet Op. 34
For cello and piano
For orchestra (arr. Córcoles)
(nms) (thanks to Fundación Juan March; Spain)
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Longas' Bolero Ritmico. I don't have the covers for this one.
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Re: Iberia: Piano Music from Spain & Portugal
Jim Faston wrote:Longas' Bolero Ritmico. I don't have the covers for this one.
A very smart and wonderful Bolero!
Thanks // Didi