Pianophilia

Hello everyone,

I would ask if somebody knows one or more etude like the Chopin Op.10 no.11, but with the descendant arpeggios...
Any idea?

Thanks,
Duirton

I am looking for scans of music or exercises of Istvan Thoman? Are there any out there?

I am posting Libelle. Etude chantante by one Fr. Mann.
I have been unable to find anything out about this composer, and thought of putting it in the "Unknown composer " thread.
But as it is an Etude, decided here would be the best place. Obviously if that is where it should have gone, please change it. Peter

liveforpiano wrote:I am posting Libelle. Etude chantante by one Fr. Mann.

Hmmm...interesting. Do I detect a faint whiff of Henselt?

Regards
Fred

It has similar piano writing to Rubinstein's Melody in F.

Peter

Could Frédéric Mann be the same person as Frederick Manns?

From Sibley:

Publication Name: Training of the left hand : forty-six exercises and twenty-five studies for left hand alone, op. 89
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Berens, Hermann (1826 - 1880)
Translator:Baker, Theodore (1851 - 1934)

Regards
Fred

parag wrote:

HullandHellandHalifax wrote:Does anyone have the Etudes Op.51 and 103 by J.C.Kessler, I am looking for a very Chopinesque Etude in C which is a clone of Op.10 No.1 and I don't know which set it comes from, in any case it is not from Op.20 or Op.100
regards
Brian

I wish to bump this request... would be really wonderful to have.

It's this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3kX71cAOg0

Thanks,
Parag

I am double bumping (sounds awful!) this one in the hope that someone out there can identify and perhaps share this etude or the set it comes from.

Regards,
Parag

From Sibley:

Publication Name: 8 Etudes de piano par J.B. Cramer choisies des 16 nouvelles etudes Op. 81 (no. 85-100) révues et publiées par Ferruccio B. Busoni.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Cramer, J, B (1771 - 1858)
Editor:Busoni, Ferruccio (1866 - 1924

Regards
Fred

Thank you very much for showing the way to these Fred.
They do look interesting.
Peter.