Dear Timtin:
The score that you posted by Joseph Fredericks “Whims” ins very nice and melodious; I found this mini album delightful , so I investigated a little and, I believe that i his real name is Frederick Joseph Ricketts (21 February 1881 – 15 May 1945) was a British composer of marches for band. Under the pen name of Kenneth J. Alford ( wikipedia has 2 marches for piano solo)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenneth_J. ... of_marches
I hope that this information be correct and useful , and some other PP member will contribute with more of his compositions.
ILU.
Salon music
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Re: Salon music
Quo melius Illac
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Dear Ilu,
Thank you for providing that extra information, which I wasn't aware of.
Colonel Bogey seems to have been his most famous composition.
Btw, I've got some more items here ready for scanning, which perhaps
don't fit the definition of salon music perfectly, and which aren't by him,
but they are equally melodious.
Bw, Tim.
Thank you for providing that extra information, which I wasn't aware of.
Colonel Bogey seems to have been his most famous composition.
Btw, I've got some more items here ready for scanning, which perhaps
don't fit the definition of salon music perfectly, and which aren't by him,
but they are equally melodious.
Bw, Tim.
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Re: Salon music
Dear Timtin:
When a composer uses a pen name takes the chance to try another style,and in this case, he succeed , at least the album that you posted is a good example.
Thanks again...and Happy Birthday !
ILU
When a composer uses a pen name takes the chance to try another style,and in this case, he succeed , at least the album that you posted is a good example.
Thanks again...and Happy Birthday !
ILU
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Re: Salon music
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Thank you FW190, and thank you Ilu for your kind message.
This is a short piece by one of those composers time forgot,
and a link to a list of various pieces by John J. Fitzpatrick.
http://www.grainger.de/music/composers/ ... rickj.html
This is a short piece by one of those composers time forgot,
and a link to a list of various pieces by John J. Fitzpatrick.
http://www.grainger.de/music/composers/ ... rickj.html
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Re: Salon music
Dear Timtin:
You are very welcome, by the way, the link is "on hold", I believe that we have to wait.
Regards.
ILU
You are very welcome, by the way, the link is "on hold", I believe that we have to wait.
Regards.
ILU
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Re: Salon music
Hello everyone,
Has anyone seen Benjamin Godard's Op. 120 - Romance sans Paroles (2nd) - an intriguing piece to be sure, but I cannot find the score...I will try to request it from a library, but I thought that I would ask here first...thanks to all!
Has anyone seen Benjamin Godard's Op. 120 - Romance sans Paroles (2nd) - an intriguing piece to be sure, but I cannot find the score...I will try to request it from a library, but I thought that I would ask here first...thanks to all!
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Re: Salon music
It was recorded recently:
http://www.musicweb-international.com/c ... CD9738.htm
Unfortunately, I do not have the score. It seems to be an arrangement of a work for cello and piano.
http://www.musicweb-international.com/c ... CD9738.htm
Unfortunately, I do not have the score. It seems to be an arrangement of a work for cello and piano.
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According to IMSLP, Godard has two Op120s, 2nd. Romance for Cello and Piano,
and Romance sans Paroles for Piano. All very confusing.
http://imslp.org/wiki/List_of_compositi ... min_Godard
Whilst on the subject of requests, I'm trying to fing Georg Marcel's Silver Ripples
Valse de Concert. No luck thus far.
and Romance sans Paroles for Piano. All very confusing.
http://imslp.org/wiki/List_of_compositi ... min_Godard
Whilst on the subject of requests, I'm trying to fing Georg Marcel's Silver Ripples
Valse de Concert. No luck thus far.
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Re: Salon music
Timtin wrote:According to IMSLP, Godard has two Op120s, 2nd. Romance for Cello and Piano,
and Romance sans Paroles for Piano. All very confusing.
http://imslp.org/wiki/List_of_compositi ... min_Godard
Whilst on the subject of requests, I'm trying to fing Georg Marcel's Silver Ripples
Valse de Concert. No luck thus far.
Hmmm could you direct me to a citation?