Piano Etudes

[Timtin]

No problem. Actually, I was editing my own message, whilst you were
posting yours, so confusion all round! Sorry about that.
Anyway, I'm puzzled by the question of viruses. I've had no trouble at
all with downloads from there, except when they have had an internal
server error. Interestingly, they do carry a number of files which aren't
available on IMSLP, possibly for legal reasons.

[tobyjj]

Hmm,
well it's a russian site ... and generally speaking all the russian sites I've visited do seem to trigger my anti-virus, anti-malware safeguards. I think the websites are more heavily supported financially by advertising and referrals and they are probably more aggressive in forcing you to wait through the ads and page referrals - I tend to ignore them without any adverse effects. I'm no computer geek, but it may be something to do with false positives or a simple "don't know' from the protective software.

I probably get more "alerts" from the protection software, however, whenever my wife starts browsing "shopping" sites. I am constantly having to flush them out.

I use Avast (the free version) and I agree with you I have never had a problem with downloads from there either, notwithstanding warnings from my software.
If its a real problem, the software seems to kill it anyway, so my feeling is that whatever the software is alerting you to is not a true virus at all.

Incidentally, what is the russian word for copyright - and how is it most accurately translated?

Regards,
Toby

[HullandHellandHalifax]

Incidentally, (a)what is the russian word for copyright - and (b)how is it most accurately translated?

a) The word does not exist in my Russian dictionary
b) It does not exist therefore it is nothing to do with us

hehe!
Brian

[Timtin]

Apparently, the Russian for 'copyright' is 'iавторское право сохранено'.

My rule of thumb with downloads:- if it's freely available - it's okay for private use.

With the computer set-up I have here, there is no extra anti-virus or malware
software installed, so everything comes through. (Having said that,
each of my main pcs ends up with the master hdd having to be reformatted
about once every two years, when too many bugs have sneaked in,
although this is a price I'm happy to pay.)

[4candles]

Absolutely no problem with viruses myself, running XP and Firefox.

Philipp Exercises for Independence of the Fingers 1.pdf

Philipp Exercises for Independence of the Fingers 2.pdf

NMSs TYTTOS.

PS I'd be happy to post all the other Philipp files on my
list if there is a problem downloading from elsewhere.

Hi Timtin,

I'm having a problem downloading one of the Philipp scores from IMSLP (file is damaged apparently).

Can you supply "Exercices et études techniques pour la main gauche" if you have it?

Thanks,
4c

[pianojay]

Hi Timtin,

I'm having a problem downloading one of the Philipp scores from IMSLP (file is damaged apparently).

Can you supply "Exercices et études techniques pour la main gauche" if you have it?

Thanks,
4c[/quote]

Here you go: http://www.mediafire.com/?7fblwbugf5b24d8

[4candles]

Thanks Pianojay - bizarrely the link was working today on IMSLP!

[Timtin]

Here it is directly (with a different filename), in case of further download difficulties.

Philipp Exercises and Technical Studies for the Left Hand.pdf

Thank you to the University of Louisville Music Library for the scan.

[mballan]

An album kindly shared by Goldsmiths from my old collectiom - 'Etudes and Virtuoso Pieces by Ukrainian Soviet Composers [Vol. 1]'.

Etudes & Virtuoso Pieces by Ukrainian Soviet Composers.pdf

I was primarily after the etude by Nadenenko to complete my study of his piano music, but a few additional pieces to enjoy as well.

Malcolm

Contents:
Kosenko - Courante (Etude) from Op 19 Etudes
Revutsky - Prelude from Op 7
Kolomiets - Etude-Caprice
Nadenenko - Etude
Shamo I - Toccata
Sil'vansky - Etude (Perpetual Motion)

[alfor]

Thank you very much for your recent postings!