Pianophilia

nms:

4candles wrote:Thought this would be the best thread to announce that Adolf Gutmann's Etudes, op. 12, have been made available by Gallica at the following link, and boy do they look hard!

Enjoy!

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b5 ... .r=.langFR

4c

PDFs of this work are now available on IMSLP:
http://imslp.org/wiki/10_Etudes,_Op.12_ ... MSLP334123
4c

A set of quite nice looking etudes by Georges Bachmann from BNE. For some reason I can't delete the blank pages

Etudes d'exécution, pour piano, Op. 36 4c

Thank you 4candles for finding these nice Bachmann etudes. I have been having loads of fun with these and especially like Etude #4 in A flat.

fleubis wrote:Thank you 4candles for finding these nice Bachmann etudes. I have been having loads of fun with these and especially like Etude #4 in A flat.

Glad you like them fleubis! It's nice that someone finds my various uploads of worth!

4candles wrote:A set of quite nice looking etudes by Georges Bachmann from BNE. For some reason I can't delete the blank pages ...

I could... !

version imprimable:

Been on a bit of a Serbian kick as if late.

Request

Vasilije Mokranjac etudes, anyone have these fantastic pieces? Highly recommend listening to them they are on YouTube
( looks like lp rip audio) but here is a nice live one
http://youtube.com/watch?v=bF_ZfpcYOBM

Nice write up ( also discusses the return to more tonal basis post war etc)
http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/dissertations/AAI3349559/

Scriabinoff wrote:Been on a bit of a Serbian kick as if late.

Request

Vasilije Mokranjac etudes, anyone have these fantastic pieces? Highly recommend listening to them they are on YouTube
( looks like lp rip audio) but here is a nice live one
http://youtube.com/watch?v=bF_ZfpcYOBM

Nice write up ( also discusses the return to more tonal basis post war etc)
http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/dissertations/AAI3349559/

From Boris' site:

Jim Faston wrote:

Scriabinoff wrote:Been on a bit of a Serbian kick as if late.

Request

Vasilije Mokranjac etudes, anyone have these fantastic pieces? Highly recommend listening to them they are on YouTube
( looks like lp rip audio) but here is a nice live one
http://youtube.com/watch?v=bF_ZfpcYOBM

Nice write up ( also discusses the return to more tonal basis post war etc)
http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/dissertations/AAI3349559/

From Boris' site:

Mokranjac_4 Etudes.pdf

kindest and most heartfelt warm regards my good sir. You are a true gentleman and a scholar

PS
Jim do you know (or anyone else?) if this set of 4 is complete and the ones on youtube (i saw a numbered 6 and 7) part of a larger set? Or are these 4 simply part of the larger group? Still ever grateful for these

Scriabinoff wrote:

Jim Faston wrote:

Scriabinoff wrote:Been on a bit of a Serbian kick as if late.

Request

Vasilije Mokranjac etudes, anyone have these fantastic pieces? Highly recommend listening to them they are on YouTube
( looks like lp rip audio) but here is a nice live one
http://youtube.com/watch?v=bF_ZfpcYOBM

Nice write up ( also discusses the return to more tonal basis post war etc)
http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/dissertations/AAI3349559/

From Boris' site:

Mokranjac_4 Etudes.pdf

kindest and most heartfelt warm regards my good sir. You are a true gentleman and a scholar

PS
Jim do you know (or anyone else?) if this set of 4 is complete and the ones on youtube (i saw a numbered 6 and 7) part of a larger set? Or are these 4 simply part of the larger group? Still ever grateful for these

I'm sure there are more than the four from Boris' site. I see two books of etudes in Worldcat:

Etide za klavir, 59pp - Beograd : Udruzenje Kompozitora Srbije, 1980

Etide za klavir, 26pp - Beograd : Prosveta, 1954

There is no indication of how many pieces are in each collection, but the number of pages suggests more than the four I uploaded. This source indicates at least seven were written:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasilije_Mokranjac