Pianophilia

Thank you Alfor.

Jean-Séb wrote:

Brzowski Impromptu-Etude op.10.pdf

Brzowski 3 Mazurkas op.12.pdf

Thank you Alfor.

Thank you! Excellent service!

Thank you Alfred for the Brzowski and to Jean-Sib for the file reductions. We certainly to have a growing collection of Polish mazurkas. I find the mazurkas much more interesting than the usual western waltz with the usual "up-pah-pah" left hand while no such device regularly appears in mazurkas and are to my ears much more interesting.

fleubis wrote:

isokani wrote:I think a programme of Ogurkowski and Kapustin would be ideal for the Viennese Vegetable Orchestra.
Maybe we can find some Buraczewski, Cebulin, Marchewski ...

Yes, but the players must eat their instruments after the performance.

Isokani would get indigestion...

Smacznego! (Not only for vegetarians!):

Stanislaw OGURKOWSKI
Mlodziezy Polskiej (Polish youth)
25 Kujawiakow i Oberkow
Zebral i na fortepian utozyl
http://www.mediafire.com/?za43xzu6m4zzz80

Probably well-known folk dances in an fairly easy arrangement
some of which may still be played at weddings etc.
(if there is no Karg-Elert at hand ).

Kazimierz Raphael CHLAPOWSKI (1896-1976)
Mazure Miro Wisni 18. Czerwiec 1912 Ignazy Ludwik KAMIENSKI
Mazurek Stanislaw MONIUSZKO
Trois Valses
http://www.mediafire.com/view/?c9enbcalfy1p9ht

Thanks Alfor.

Kazimierz LALEWICZ

Trois compositions pour piano op. 6
1. Élégie2. Nocturne3. Mazourka Edward Stefan LODWIGOWSKI (1815-1895)

Bouquet de Mélodies sur l'opéra Halka de St. Moniuszko op. 50 No. 1 & 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?ethmi98xw5f4eo2
http://www.mediafire.com/?ff0kv46dl6945ef

(nms)

Great.

Jean-Séb wrote:

Lodwigowski Halka op.50,1&2.pdf

Lalewicz Trois compositions op.6.pdf

Great.

Thank you!