Pianophilia

PhilM93 - I do have a few odd pieces including the Sonata. Send me an email to: malcolm.ballan@gmail.com and I will send these to you.

Please folk check copyright laws for your country as some of the Price scores may be newer publications and hence may be at risk if posted here. I leave that to your own good judgement, if you share further. Otherwise as Price died in 1953, they are only just out of copyright across Europe (which is 70 years after death of the composer, unless copyright is renewed).

Malcolm

update:
I'd now just be looking for Florence Price's
Snapshots & her Fantaise Nègres for Piano solo.
Happy for any feedback.

Regards
Philm93

pcovitz1968 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 10, 2023 8:48 pm The library in Massachusetts that has the papers of John Knowles Paine was able to provide me with a copy of the manuscript for his Piano Sonata in A Minor, Op. 1, and I have recently completed a new typeset edition. Message me if interested and I'll send you a copy. This sonata appears on a 1993 CD (New World Records) of Paine's piano music by the pianist Denver Oldham.

Hi Phil,
Hope doing this correctly as first post on this forum.
Have been searching for the JKP Sonata in A and would be very grateful if you are able to send a copy.
Addicted to the Denver Oldham performance. Not sure if will ever be able to play it but....
Many thanks in advance. Steve G,

Ernest (Herbert) Dainty. Pianist, organist, composer, conductor, b Peckham, London, 30 Sep 1891, d Toronto 30 Oct 1947. He moved to Toronto at 10 and studied piano with F. H. Torrington at the Toronto College of Music, touring Canada at 12 as a pianist and treble soloist.

Studied with Leopold Godowsky (1912-14). His Nocturne for Strings (1936), premiered in 1939 by the TSO, received a number of performances. He also composed and arranged music for many broadcasts and for the early Canadian feature film Carry on Sergeant (1928). His song, 'Carry On' was a World War II hit.

Hi everybody
Stumbled upon Griffes' Transcription of Debussy's Les Parfums de la Nuit.
Kindly attached here
Regards and alway looking for the impressionists
Philm93

Thank you for this rare transcription.

Pleasure

tracyross wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2020 5:50 pm I'm trying to highlight music by African American composers during our live streamed church services and I'm having trouble finding adequate resources. I started with William Grant Still but as I started to look for more music, such as that of Margaret Bonds and Ulysses Kay, everything seemed to be out of print or currently unavailable. Does anyone have any suggestions for resources or specific pieces?

Thank you.

Tracy Ross

Since your post Hildegard Publishing has started making sheet music by some of these composers available: https://www.hildegard.com/resources/bla ... composers/

Gerry Bryant, who earlier recorded some Florence Price and Thomas "Blind Tom" Wiggins, has a new disc with Margaret Bonds "The Bells" (from Spiritual Suite https://www.performersmusicchicago.com/ ... -cvr-5265/) and other works. Gerry gracially helped me out with some public domain music before.

Thanks!

tracyross wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2020 5:50 pm I'm trying to highlight music by African American composers during our live streamed church services and I'm having trouble finding adequate resources. I started with William Grant Still but as I started to look for more music, such as that of Margaret Bonds and Ulysses Kay, everything seemed to be out of print or currently unavailable. Does anyone have any suggestions for resources or specific pieces?

Margaret Bonds: "Troubled Water" from the 1967 "Spiritual Suite", based on the spiritual "Wade in the Water"

https://musescore.com/user/4151271/scores/21530203