Scandinavian Composers

[Jean-Séb]

Thank you Riodk. Your Troubadour Waltz reminds me of an old request by Musiclife regarding a Song of the Troubadour by Brinley Richards, held at the Denmark Copenhagen Royal Library.
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Have you any easy access to it ?

[Riodk]

I will try to get hold of it !

I believe I tried before, so no promises given

[Riodk]

I will try to get hold of it !

I believe I tried before, so no promises given

Nope. I still get the answer that it is not available for loan

[HTIEKFR]

Hello
Has Rudolph Simonsen composed any solo piano works ?
Thanks

Beyond the Piano Concerto, the Danish Composer's Society lists only two works:

- Albumblatt für Klavier (1912........but remains in manuscript)

- Cadence to Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major (premiered 1918, published by Hansen).

All the other pieces, where the piano is incorporated, are chambers works.

Malcolm

Thank you very much for the information

[Jean-Séb]

Nope. I still get the answer that it is not available for loan

Thank you anyway.

[musiclife217]

Nope. I still get the answer that it is not available for loan

Thank you anyway.

Yes, thank you for thinking of me!! I think another copy may be in a Brinley Richards collection in Berlin library.. may need to look into that... it really is a charming piece...

[musiclife217]

I will try to get hold of it !

I believe I tried before, so no promises given

Would they consider a scan and upload? I believe they have a digital sheet music collection as well... It doesn't hurt to ask if you have a contact there... I would be most appreciative!

[klavieronin]

Not sure if anybody has mentioned Fredrik Högberg in the thread yet but he is a favourite of mine. A little unusual and can be very humorous.

Here is a bit of an intro to his music and an excerpt from a piano concerto;

https://youtu.be/vWBE26pWYRQ?list=PL6E85D3E53B5D6A2E
https://youtu.be/9X31DrtKpBc?list=PL6E85D3E53B5D6A2E

[Medtnaculus]

Hello everyone!

I was wondering if anyone has sheet music from the Finnish composers, Vaino Raitio and Ernest Pingoud. The latter has some very interesting orchestral works, but I can't seem to find anything for piano by him such as his tango or concertos. Any help would be greatly appreciated for scores by either of them!

Pingoud also apparently committed suicide by throwing himself under a train in Helsinki in 1942, which is rather tragic.

Thanks!

[mballan]

Hello everyone!

I was wondering if anyone has sheet music from the Finnish composers, Vaino Raitio and Ernest Pingoud. The latter has some very interesting orchestral works, but I can't seem to find anything for piano by him such as his tango or concertos. Any help would be greatly appreciated for scores by either of them!

Pingoud also apparently committed suicide by throwing himself under a train in Helsinki in 1942, which is rather tragic.

Thanks!

I have a poor copy of the Pingoud' tango, I'll dig it out and post - and to my knowledge the piano concertos were never published and remain in manuscript (you may be able to obtain copies via the Finnish Music Information Centre..........as with any of the other piano scores). Alas have seen nothing by Raitio.

Malcolm