Pianophilia

Here last part downloaded, enjoy!

alfor wrote:Roman STATKOWSKI (1859-1925)
Trois Mazurkas op. 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?9anaq692wv2prbp

Here the same file reduced

alegitor wrote:Here last part downloaded, enjoy!

Thank you very much!

Remarkable the pedaling of op. 25 No. 12 strictly "on the beat" -
cf. Emil Sauer's recording*:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY9mMOmsEr4!
*One of the best ever imho

Alfred, that Sauer recording of op.25 no.12 really is outstanding. This is the 2nd Chopin Etude I learned, many decades ago, and the pedaling i learned is just about like Michaelowski indicates. For me this turned out to be the easiest etude to learn since there is no thumb crossings. This etude is certainly a bombastic way for Chopin to finish out his sets of etudes.

Thanks very much for all the Michalowski pieces, Alfor.


jeremy

Thank you for feedback!

Roman STATKOWSKI
Trois piècettes Polonaises op. 9
http://www.mediafire.com/?xtymrg8t4kp59co

3 Morceaux op. 12
No. 1 Mélodie
http://www.mediafire.com/?2a213raoa2c20ta
No. 2 Fariboles
http://www.mediafire.com/?qq940tdtis62h7o
No. 3 En sommeillant
http://www.mediafire.com/?7p6ujdyj9xs4d69

alfor wrote:Thank you for feedback!

Roman STATKOWSKI
Trois piècettes Polonaises op. 9
http://www.mediafire.com/?xtymrg8t4kp59co

3 Morceaux op. 12
No. 1 Mélodie
http://www.mediafire.com/?2a213raoa2c20ta
No. 2 Fariboles
http://www.mediafire.com/?qq940tdtis62h7o
No. 3 En sommeillant
http://www.mediafire.com/?7p6ujdyj9xs4d69

Here the reduced size files, thanks for the scores to Alfor. Cheers

Thank you, dear alligator!

Don't know if we have all these (the original book edited by
Garvelmann with 13 transcriptions obviously out-of-print).

nms:

alfor wrote:Thank you, dear alligator!

Don't know if we have all these (the original book edited by
Garvelmann with 13 transcriptions obviously out-of-print).

nms:

Chopin Valse op.64,1 transcriptions intro.pdf

Chopin-Michalowski paraphrase op.64,1.pdf

Chopin-Ferrata 1st study after op.64,1.pdf

Chopin-Ferrata 2nd study after op.64,1.pdf

Chopin-Laistner etude after op.64,1.pdf

Chopin-Moszkowski Valse op.64,1.pdf

Chopin-Philipp op.64,1 m.g.pdf

Chopin-Philipp op.64,1.pdf

Chopin-Zadora Studie after op.64,1.pdf

I have them, but there might be people missing some of those, thanks for posting them anyway.

ALEGITOR, not ALLIGATOR

Alfred, think I've got most of them, but still don't think all 13 of the waltz's have been posted. There is quite a bit of ingenuity in these transcriptions and many are quite challenging to play.