Pianophilia

Phillip210 wrote:I have just posted to IMSLP his Valse d'Automne Op. 146: http://imslp.org/wiki/Valse_d%27Automne ... MSLP246420.
It should be available once they have done the copyright clearance!

It seems that the link doesn't go to any score.

Jean-Séb wrote:

Phillip210 wrote:I have just posted to IMSLP his Valse d'Automne Op. 146: http://imslp.org/wiki/Valse_d%27Automne ... MSLP246420.
It should be available once they have done the copyright clearance!

It seems that the link doesn't go to any score.

I'll check that out - but to save you waiting, you can get the score from: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9999485/Godard ... %20146.pdf

Thank you very much.

Hello,

Some gems from the book "Urgroßmutters Hitparade" or "Great-Grandmother's Favourite Tunes", which are obviously not posted yet. Have Fun,
Georgio

Thank you for those pieces Georgio.
I was very interested to see the two Kreisler pieces. These being what Rachmaninoff made his lovely arrangements from.
Best wishes.
Peter.

Some Spanish salon music for piano of the later 19th century (14 pieces from 13 composers, I will post in several parts). It's the first time I see Spanish composers for salon piano music, very nice pieces (medium).
Now here is part I:

Enjoy,
Georgio

Thank you Georgio.

Georgio wrote:Some Spanish salon music for piano of the later 19th century (14 pieces from 13 composers, I will post in several parts). It's the first time I see Spanish composers for salon piano music, very nice pieces (medium).
Now here is part I:

Enjoy,
Georgio

And the second part:

Have fun,
Georgio

Georgio wrote:Some Spanish salon music for piano of the later 19th century (14 pieces from 13 composers, I will post in several parts). It's the first time I see Spanish composers for salon piano music, very nice pieces (medium).
Now here is part I:

Enjoy,
Georgio

And finally the third part:

Try and play,
Georgio

Impressing Georgio. Thanks !

Riodk