Pianophilia

Duirton wrote:Anybody know if Buxton Orr has wrote something for piano...?

Thanks.

Yup: see http://www.musicweb-international.com/orr/works.htm
Bagatelles (1952)
Side by Side (1979)
Variations (1985)

Had three piano trios by him (on Marco Polo), but found them very dry and was non too impressed.

Another major piano work from Sir Granville Bantock (1868-1946) - his Arabian Nights. This is in three movements - each movement portarying a specific story - and hence I have posted as three separate files [thank you Mr P].

Malcolm

1. The Fisherman and the Jinn 2. The Lake of the Magic Fish 3. The Miraculous Fish and the Damsel

rob wrote:

Duirton wrote:Anybody know if Buxton Orr has wrote something for piano...?

Thanks.

Yup: see http://www.musicweb-international.com/orr/works.htm
Bagatelles (1952)
Side by Side (1979)
Variations (1985)

Had three piano trios by him (on Marco Polo), but found them very dry and was non too impressed.

Many thanks Rob!

Two more works by Edward German. These were originally for orchestra...duly arranged for piano solo by the composer and beautifully scanned with thanks to Mr P.

Malcolm

Gypsy Suite for Orchestra arr. piano solo Welsh Rhapsody for Orchestra arr. piano solo

Thank you for these! Great scanning quality!
Aside from the music, it is quite interesting for me that one can instantly recognize
the Novello/Chester engraving by some unique features like the "left-going" bass clef.

Hi all, I'm searching for a less known piano piece by Edward Elgar, "In Smyrna".
I listened to it in this beautiful video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLHsbuaBAuo

Could anyone help me? Thanks a lot in advance!
Best regards,
Luca

lucamadeus1976 wrote:Hi all, I'm searching for a less known piano piece by Edward Elgar, "In Smyrna".

It is the first of these two pieces. Please note that whilst Elgar's music is now out of copyright, this edition was first published in 1976 and I'm posting it on the basis of its being more than 25 years since publication.

Regards
Fred

Fred, thanks for the Elgar. These are pretty rare and rather unknown. Interesting ideas therein.

Thanks so much Fred, that's wonderful!
"In Smyrna" is an amazing "elgarian" piece
Best regards,
Luca

Richard Henry Walthew (1872-1951). English composer and teacher. Studied with Parry at the Royal College of Music (1890-94); after a directorship of the Passmore Edwards Settlement Place (1900-04), he was appointed instructor of the opera class at the Guildhall School of Muisc. In 1907 he became professor at Queen's College. Works includes two operettas, piano concerto, piano quintet, piano quartet, two piano trios, violin sonata, songs and piano pieces.

I have posted his Lyrical Fantasy [thank you Mr P].

Malcolm