Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

[mballan]

About time we doubled our collection of Polovinkin scores !! Have had these for a while but only just got around to getting them scanned [with thanks to Mr P], and nicely cleaned by Parag [sincere thanks as ever].

Leonid Alekseyevich Polovinkin (1894-1949)

Op 2 No. 3 Mazurka

Polovinkin L - Op 2 No. 3 Mazurka.pdf

Op 9 Trois Morceaux

Polovinkin L - Op 9 Trois Morceaux.pdf

Op 20 No. 1 Serenade Interrompue

Polovinkin L - Op 20 No. 1 Serenade Interrompue.pdf

Op 31 Two Fragments from the ballet 'Der Negerknabe unde der Affe"

Polovinkin L - Op 31 Two Fragments from 'Der Negerknabe und der Affe'.pdf

Malcolm

[Dani_area_51]

As always thank you so much Malcolm. So good to see there's still new pieces to explore in this thread.

[fleubis]

Thanks for the Polovinkin, Malcolm. I've been enjoying this composer's direct approach to melody and great fun to play. Every time I think this thread has about played out, you surprise us with more interesting pieces.

[mballan]

Alexander Tcherepnine (1899-1977) - unfortunately a number of his works are still in print and, of course, under copyright, but I have allowed the occassional work as illustrative of his music. The follow work is complete - but the odd piece from this work has been posted on this site in the past [and apologies, an old score so a little odd shadowing].

Malcolm

Transcriptions Slave

Tcherepnine A - Transcriptions Slaves.pdf

[minacciosa]

It's just amazing that so many worthy yet obscure Russian composers have turned up and are being shared here. I'm even more amazed that Gaigerova and Jelobinsky remain shadowy figures.

[Dani_area_51]

Does anyone have Yevlakhov Leningrad Sketchbook? Thank you!

[Riodk]

Does anyone have Yevlakhov Leningrad Sketchbook? Thank you!

Yevlakhov_11_Leningrad Notebook.pdf

This should be it.

[Dani_area_51]

Thank you Riodk. Tought it would be easy to find this piece here on the huge collection of russian music on the site, but I haven't found it anywhere.

Regards.

[parag]

Thanks Riodk... I just thought I'd clean up the margins a bit. Hope you like it.

Yevlakhov_11_Leningrad Notebook (opt).pdf

Best regards,
Parag

[mballan]

A member recently asked me about the music of one of Rosavets pupils - Pyotr Teplov, so have scanned a couple of his works that I held.

Pyotr Vasil’yevich Teplov. Born 1899, Golitsyno, Penza district. Composer. Graduated in 1919 from Penza teacher seminary; and in 1930 completed studies with Stravinsky and Roslavet (composition 1924-26) at the Moscow Music Technical School. Participant in World War II. From 1945-1947 music editor of ‘Muzfonda’; from 1947-1969 editor at "Muzyka" publishing house. Date of death not known.

Piano works include:
Piano Sonata (1926-28)
Suite “Moon’s Poison” (1929)
Two Preludes (1928)

Teplov P - Two Preludes.pdf

Three Pieces (1945)
Ten Inventions (1946)
Two Polyphonic Etudes (1960)
Ten Kazakh Etudes

Teplov P - Two Etudes from Ten Kazakh Etudes [Nos 3 & 9].pdf

“Pleiads” suite (1977)
“Months of the Year” Album for Youth (1986)

Malcolm