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Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2010 5:18 pm
by fleubis
Very nice posts, here Alfor. The Maykapar Variations were especially worth warming up the printer for and is great fun to play.

Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2010 5:41 pm
by Ferruccio
.... and the Tomasi is very funny !!

Thanks as always, dear Alfor !!

Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Sun Oct 24, 2010 4:29 pm
by alfor
Potpourri:

Posted as an example of the piano style of this hardly known austrian composer
(mildly contemporary style, like Salmhofer, W. Bloch, Schiske a.o. fellow austrian composers):
Hans BAUERNFEIND
Sonatine
Bauernfeind Sonatine.pdf
Jean Jules Aimable ROGER-DUCASSE
Quatre Etudes (still more of the old school - Saint-Saens, d'Indy)
Roger-Ducasse 4 Etudes.pdf
Yes, IMSLP have a good scan - I forgot to check!

Agathe Backer-GRØNDAHL
Pieces romantiques op. 59 Livres II & III
Backer-Grondahl op.59 3-6.pdf

Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Sun Oct 24, 2010 5:20 pm
by fleubis
alfor wrote:Potpourri:

Posted as an example of the piano style of this hardly known austrian composer
(mildly contemporary style, like Salmhofer, W. Bloch, Schiske a.o. fellow austrian composers):
Hans BAUERNFEIND
Sonatine
Jean Jules Aimable ROGER-DUCASSE
Quatre Etudes (still more of the old school - Saint-Saens, d'Indy)

Agathe Backer-GRØNDAHL
Pieces romantiques op. 59 Livres II & III\
Nice selection of pieces today, Alfor. The Roger-Ducasse etudes sound more contemporary to my jaded old ears than the Baurenfeind, but those etudes are great fun and in a harmonic language dear to my heart. The Backer-GRØNDAHL are a lushly romantic interlude. Thanks for a brilliant Sunday morning, Alfor.

Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Sun Oct 24, 2010 8:18 pm
by Dani_area_51
alfor wrote:Potpourri:

Posted as an example of the piano style of this hardly known austrian composer
(mildly contemporary style, like Salmhofer, W. Bloch, Schiske a.o. fellow austrian composers):
Hans BAUERNFEIND
Sonatine
Bauernfeind Sonatine.pdf
Jean Jules Aimable ROGER-DUCASSE
Quatre Etudes (still more of the old school - Saint-Saens, d'Indy)
Roger-Ducasse 4 Etudes.pdf
Yes, IMSLP have a good scan - I forgot to check!

Agathe Backer-GRØNDAHL
Pieces romantiques op. 59 Livres II & III
Backer-Grondahl op.59 3-6.pdf
Thanks a lot for those amazing pieces Alfor. And by the way, there was a big bunch of new pieces by Backer-Grondahl uploaded today to imslp.
Regards.

Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2010 3:12 pm
by alfor
Karl KRAFT (obscure german organist and composer, 1903-1978, pupil of Rüdinger)
Ein Skizzenbüchlein op. 2 (ps600)
(polished miniatures, very much in the style of his teacher, not quite as easy as they look!)
Kraft Skizzenbüchlein.pdf
Miller_Karl_Kraft.pdf
Hugo WOLF
Italienische Serenade (arr. piano duet by Max Reger) ps600
Wolf Ital. Serenade duet.pdf

Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2010 3:28 pm
by alfor
RAGTIME in France???
Oui, oui!!!
http://www.ragtime-france.net/Ragtime/Cla/Eclass.htm (many mp.3 and pdf-files!)

Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2010 6:08 pm
by alfor
Anton URSPRUCH (forgotten german pianist and composer, 1850-1907. Pupil of Lachner, Raff and Liszt)
21 Deutsche Tänze op. 7 (also piano duet and orchestral versions) ps600
contains some fine music like for example the Viennise No. 9 or the Brahmsian No. 19
Urspruch Deutsche Tänze op.7.pdf
http://www.antonurspruch.de

Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Wed Oct 27, 2010 3:51 pm
by alfor
more
Anton URSPRUCH
Cinq Morceaux op. 19 (ps600)
Urspruch 5 Morceaux op.19.pdf

...Jose (de Lima) SIQUEIRA: 2 Violin sonatas (mentioned as "Sikeyra" in Sir M.'s directory?)...

Re: Alfor's Rarities

Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 9:34 am
by FW190
alfor wrote:more
Anton URSPRUCH
Cinq Morceaux op. 19 (ps600)
Urspruch 5 Morceaux op.19.pdf

...Jose (de Lima) SIQUEIRA: 2 Violin sonatas (mentioned as "Sikeyra" in Sir M.'s directory?)...

Thanks a lot!