Pianophilia

It is not often when I can sightread the works you post here, so I seize this rare occasion to thank you for all the material you share here. I think we have already met with Binet in the Salon Music (or Parlour) section.

Posted as an example of the piano style of a little known British composer (out-of-print):

Maurice JACOBSON (excellent pianist and composer, pupil of Busoni, Stanford, Holst, Boult)
Romantic Theme (1910) and Variations (1944) Recommended!

alfor wrote:Posted as an example of the piano style of a little known British composer (out-of-print):

Maurice JACOBSON (excellent pianist and composer, pupil of Busoni, Stanford, Holst, Boult)
Romantic Theme (1910) and Variations (1944)

Jacobson Romantic Theme & Var..pdf

Recommended!

And father o f J U L I A N !!!

isokani wrote:

alfor wrote:...And father o f J U L I A N !!!

"Die Stillen im Lande..."
Never heard of him before!! Admittedly one reason is that I stick to analogue sound and my collection of CDs is very limited...Rumor has it that there is another obscure (?) British pianist with a very special repertoire, whose name is - if I remember correctly - Jonathan Powerwell.

The unknown composer:

Stefan LUBIENSKI (Dutch composer, probably of polish birth. Early/mid 20th century.)
Ballade- Fantaisie de Printemps Late-romantic. Worth to explore.

Alfred, the Lubienski Ballade-Fantasie is just what the doctor ordered for this fine Spring day. Quite a nice romantic piece and very lush. Happily for me, all 10th are indicated as broken. Much enjoyment playing thie piece. Thank for posting this.

Dirk SCHÄFER
3 Klavierstukken
I. Veranderingen op een eigen dansthema
II. Théatre-Variété-Scène
III. 3de Wals Excellent piano style, but more 19th than 20th century.

P.S. You may have noticed, that the WEISZ suite is dedicated to Dirk Schäfer!

Alternative scan (see Malcolm's thread):

Valery P. SHIRINSKY (for German soccer-fans his name is spelt "SCHIRI-NSKY")
Variations on a theme by Scriabin op. 3 Roderich von MOJSISOVICS
(See my previous postings. Don't give up, there will come the day when you can spell his name flawless!)
Bauerntanz

alfor wrote:
Roderich von MOJSISOVICS
(See my previous postings. Don't give up, there will come the day when you can spell his name flawless!)
Bauerntanz

Mojsisivics Bauerntanz.pdf

Thank you so much for these pieces, Alfor! Maybe I could'nt search properly but I didn't find any more Mojsisovics .

Dani_area_51 wrote:...Maybe I could'nt search properly but I didn't find any more Mojsisovics .

Sorry! Here are two more MOJSISOVICS scores:
http://www.mediafire.com/?e2mwynzycnj
http://www.mediafire.com/?agnjk0l2myy