Pianophilia

Delaborde

Imagine my surprise and delight when I stumbled upon this piece whilst researching the work online:

http://www.brahms-institut.de/web/bihl_ ... _-002.html

Can't work out if it's printable or not. At least it's viewable though.

The version I have been looking for is available from the BNF in Paris, if anyone is interested and doesn't already have it.

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Following on from this, I thought I'd make it easy so that everyone can see all the compositions dedicated to Brahms which are viewable at the site I mentioned above:

http://www.brahms-institut.de/web/bihl_ ... start.html

It looks like someone has already converted those images to a pdf old chap.

No idea who did it, but they have a damned sight more patience than me and deserve a medal.

It is huge, so uploaded to me Rapdishare account.

With thanks to the originator:
https://rapidshare.com/files/3155285061 ... parts_.pdf

Concertingly.

Thal

4candles wrote:Would anyone have Émile Prudent's Concerto Symphonique for piano and orchestra?

A copy of this work was donated to the CPS some 3 years ago.

If I can recall who it was, I will ask if it can be shared.

Concertingly.

Thal

It is huge, so uploaded to me Rapdishare account.

With thanks to the originator:
https://rapidshare.com/files/3155285061 ... parts_.pdf

A copy of this work was donated to the CPS some 3 years ago.

If I can recall who it was, I will ask if it can be shared.

Thanks on both accounts young chap!

thalbergmad wrote:It looks like someone has already converted those images to a pdf old chap.

No idea who did it, but they have a damned sight more patience than me and deserve a medal.

It is huge, so uploaded to me Rapdishare account.

With thanks to the originator:
https://rapidshare.com/files/3155285061 ... parts_.pdf

Concertingly.

Thal

Thanks for the medal.

FW190 wrote:

thalbergmad wrote:It looks like someone has already converted those images to a pdf old chap.

No idea who did it, but they have a damned sight more patience than me and deserve a medal.

It is huge, so uploaded to me Rapdishare account.

With thanks to the originator:
https://rapidshare.com/files/3155285061 ... parts_.pdf

Concertingly.

Thal

Thanks for the medal.

Thanks for the Delaborde!

Of note, a new release on Dutton Vocalion of world premiere recordings of Catoire and Sherwood

http://www.duttonvocalion.co.uk/proddet ... d=CDLX7287

Georgy Catoire: Piano Concerto op.21 (1909) (http://imslp.org/wiki/Piano_Concerto,_O ... e,_Georgy) )
Percy Sherwood: Piano Concerto no.2 in E flat major (1932-33) ( http://www.draeseke.org/essays/students.htm#Sherwood )

Hiroaki Takenouchi (piano)
Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Martin Yates
Recorded at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 3-4 August 2011

sgambatiesque wrote:Of note, a new release on Dutton Vocalion of world premiere recordings of... Sherwood

Thanks for this info!

Toccata Classics have a few albums of Sherwood's music in the pipeline also - looks like a tussle for the claim of 'world-premiere recording' though!:

http://www.toccataclassics.com/cddetail.php?CN=TOCC0145

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4candles wrote:

sgambatiesque wrote:Of note, a new release on Dutton Vocalion of world premiere recordings of... Sherwood

Thanks for this info!

Toccata Classics have a few albums of Sherwood's music in the pipeline also - looks like a tussle for the claim of 'world-premiere recording' though!:

http://www.toccataclassics.com/cddetail.php?CN=TOCC0145

4c

Seems Dutton have the claim for world-premiere, but Toccata's is the first disc devoted entirely to Sherwood's music.