Pianophilia

Thank you very much dear Alfred!

Regards,
Parag

alfor wrote:Feeding the beast:

Anatoly N. ALEXANDROV
Piano works Vol. II

Alexandrov Piano works vol.IIA.pdf

Alexandrov Piano works vol.IIB.pdf

Mind blasting, Danke !

Tony

Thanks alfor, I remember scanning all these vol.s a few years back, but my scans where horrible quality, it was when i first started. I remember wanting to rescan them, but i lost my photocopies, so it is great you are doing it.

Was wondering if there is any more recordings out there of alexandrov's work.
Until now i own (or have) and seen, Sonata no.2 played by Yakov Zak, The hyperion release with hamish milne with the Sonata no.3 and 4. And the marvelous recording of sonata no.14 posted by alfor. And The Symphony no.1 and Piano Concerto Op.102 released only in LP.

Tony

Anatoly N. ALEXANDROV
Piano works Vol. III
A: Sonatas 2 & 3 (ps600)B: Sonatas 4 & 5 (ps600)

lutoslawski wrote:Was wondering if there is any more recordings out there of alexandrov's work.
Until now i own (or have) and seen, Sonata no.2 played by Yakov Zak, The hyperion release with hamish milne with the Sonata no.3 and 4. And the marvelous recording of sonata no.14 posted by alfor. And The Symphony no.1 and Piano Concerto Op.102 released only in LP.

Tony

Alexandrov obviously is still a much neglected composers. I do not know of any further recordings.

lutoslawski wrote:Was wondering if there is any more recordings out there of alexandrov's work.
Until now i own (or have) and seen, Sonata no.2 played by Yakov Zak, The hyperion release with hamish milne with the Sonata no.3 and 4. And the marvelous recording of sonata no.14 posted by alfor. And The Symphony no.1 and Piano Concerto Op.102 released only in LP.

Tony

I have that LP and the score of the work. The Lp is missing a whole (Scherzo) movement. I suppose that is not too surprising. The full work would have gone into another record.

Very interesting work. Needs a new (CD) recording.

Peter (liveforpiano)

Thanks for Vol III, Alfor! Nice to have these early sonatas all in one place.

liveforpiano wrote:

lutoslawski wrote:Was wondering if there is any more recordings out there of alexandrov's work.
Until now i own (or have) and seen, Sonata no.2 played by Yakov Zak, The hyperion release with hamish milne with the Sonata no.3 and 4. And the marvelous recording of sonata no.14 posted by alfor. And The Symphony no.1 and Piano Concerto Op.102 released only in LP.

Tony

I have that LP and the score of the work. The Lp is missing a whole (Scherzo) movement. I suppose that is not too surprising. The full work would have gone into another record.

Very interesting work. Needs a new (CD) recording.

Peter (liveforpiano)

My copy of the alexandrov concerto also has the missing scherzo 2nd movement.
I was wondering if alexandrov left it out for the performance. (it was played by Bunin) Overall is a great piece. (he wrote it when he was 85 !). The recording is mentioned as 102 , but the score as 101. And in the recordings its mentioned concerto - symphony... although i dont think that matters.

Tony

I will ask Victor Bunin about this. I would love to hear it too! I will be playing the 1st Sonata and the early Nocturne next year.