Pianophilia

arglmann wrote:

fredbucket wrote:

Jean-Séb wrote:This is "band 2". Have they also "band 1" ? Some of these waltzes are very nice, in particular the earlier ones in my opinion. I believe I had shared a number of them on the former PiPhi.

Not that I can find,

Regards
Fred

Not that I would know.
A friend of mine requested "band 2" at the BSB, so here it is
Best wishes,
Arglmann

Band 1 is elusive. I have a hard copy of Band 2 (the same as the scan), and would like to see Band 1!

Did I do something wrong in downloading that caused 2 image registration cards to appear at the end? Page 86 has 2 such cards on it, blocking the music.

Berlin has vol.1

http://musikipac.staatsbibliothek-berli ... 000556.jpg

Thanks Caprotti but please do not order it ! I have a reprint of Kalmus. I was just checking whether there were already readlily available scans or if should scan it to share it.

GJF323- you did nothing wrong. Pages 86 appears twice. The first time without the cards.

Thank you for these.

Peter.

Thanks Peter! I had not noticed the doubled pages.

Greg

Does anyone have Alkan's Priéres Op.64, arranged for solo piano by Vianna da Motta, a complete edition without missing pages? Also, the unpublished "Pro Organo" ?

Chromaticon wrote:Does anyone have Alkan's Priéres Op.64, arranged for solo piano by Vianna da Motta, a complete edition without missing pages? Also, the unpublished "Pro Organo" ?

In regard to the Priéres Op.64, I have a file that ends at page 40, probably the same file you have. (I believe it came from Walter's site.) Per Worldcat, there are only 41 pages in that collection--it would appear that only 8 of the 13 organ pieces were transcribed for solo piano. (1,2,3,7,8,9,11,12) There are four libraries in the US that hold the collection--none near me, though. Perhaps someone could provide the missing last page.

nms

Thank you so much Caprotti, that single page is much needed!

Only the single page of Alkan's "Pro Organo" left then. Where is it... ?