Pianophilia

tracyross wrote: ↑Tue Mar 23, 2021 2:05 am Are these the ones?Gabichvadze R - Six Pieces for Piano (1965).pdf

Yes,
Thank you very much.

Hi! anybody have Tigran Chukhajian piano score? because pf music very unique & interesting

cheah sc wrote: ↑Thu Apr 22, 2021 8:30 am Hi! anybody have Tigran Chukhajian piano score? because pf music very unique & interesting

https://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Tchouhadjian%2C_Dikran

Most Armenian composers seem to have an abundance of Western transliterations, so if one doesn't work, try the Cyrillic or Armenian name and reverse search from that under all the possibilities. IMSLP composer pages usually list many of these, so searching there first is a good strategy.

There is a piece under Chukhadzhyan, in an Armenian Dance collection on this site. There may be others where the index has not been translated. Good luck!

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The Georgian Library site is now back up and running.


Sulkhan Nasidze (1927 - 1996)

Twelve Pieces for Children (1964)
1. Crying doll
2. Dozhidicek
3. Fairytale
4. Spinning Top
5. March of the Fairies
6. Walk
7. Song of the little master
8. Kisa
9. Jumping
10. Rondo
11. Menuet
12. Tarantella

From Georgian Library site:

Lev Niniyev (1917 - ????)

Five Pieces (Muzfond 1973)
1. Memories
2. Spring Round Dance
3. At Dawn
4. Tsaghkadzor Dance
5. Dreams
Twenty-four Pieces of medium difficulty for Children (1975)
Vol. 1
1. Sad Song
2. Dance of Girls
3. Choral
4. In the Village
5. Merry Journey
6. General Children's Dance
Vol. 2
7. Dance-Etude
8. Musical Picture
9. March of the pioneers
10. Fast Movement: (Etude)
11. Lullaby
12. Easy Etude
13. Fantastic Dance
14. Good Morning
15. Elegy
16. Reflection
17. ‘Wandering Tarist’ Etude
18. A Walk

Eduard Gazarov (1936 Baku - 1996 Israel) was born into the family of a mathematics teacher who played the tar, domra and guitar well. The first lessons under the guidance of his father were on the domra from the age of 7 - and on the accordion with the composer V.V. Bekolnikov. Since the age of 16 he was accordionist at Azgosestrada. In 1977 he graduated from the Azerbaijan State Conservatory, composer faculty (class of Gara Garayev). Since 1968 he was the head of the song and dance ensemble of the Baku Air Defense District, where he also performed as a soloist on the accordion.

Since 1973 he was teacher, head of department and leader of the accordion orchestra at the Central Music School named after Sharoeva. He took an active part in the Artsakh movement. He was author of about 500 original compositions, including one for solo accordion and orchestra. The professional accordionist was also the author of symphonies, cantatas, plays, music for dramatic performances and other pieces of music, dance suites, about 400 songs. Among them
3 symphonies, including "Karabakh" (1977)
3 ballets: “Daughter of Artsakh - Ruzanna” (1986); "Poem about Gyumri" (1988, words by G. Vanyan); "Ruzan" (based on the play of the same name by Muratsan)

The beautiful valse which I attached contains some engraving errors, so use some common sense. The biggest error is the measure after 63, where the figure starting with "bcabg...ge" should be deleted. But even with that amendment something is off there.

Latest scores from the Georgian National Library.

Six Pieces (1981)
1. Morning
2. Rain and Rainbow
3. Tushino Shepherd
4. The Caucasus rise in the distance
5. Kingdom of Silence
6. Prelude


Op 6 Four Pieces for Young People (1960)
1. Song
2. Etude in G major
3. Autumn Shower
4. Esquisses

Latest scores from the Georgian National Library.

Kakhi Abromovich Rosebashvili (1930 - )


Aleksandr Vasilyevich Shaverzashvili (1919 - 2003)


Sergo Zhvania (20th century ?)

Two of the pieces in the Three Pictures are also included in the Sketches album.

Three Pictures (1969)
1. Sunrise on the Lake
2. Tourists go to the Mountains
3. By Rocky Streams

Sketches (1979)
1. Glow
2. The Birds are Singing
3. Sunrise on the Lake
4. Fragrant Roses
5. Tourists go to the Mountains
6. Old Duv

Next batch from the Georgina National Library.


Felix Ghlonti (1927 - 2012)
Ten Choreographic Engravings (1967)
1. Nocturne
2. Waltz
3. Caprice
4. A Place
5. Duet – Eternal Spring
6. Dance of Shadows
7. Adagio
8. Round Dance
9. Dance of Celebration
10. Elegie

Valentina Jaiani (20th c ?)
Four Pieces for Piano (1968)
1. Blue Mountains
2. Pastorale
3. Field & Stream
4. Mountain Dance

And a few more from the Georgian National Library.


Dmitri Shvedov (1899 - 1981)

Valerian Tsagareishvili (1901 - 1974)
Four Novellas (Muzfonda 1967)
1. Shaori
2. Kerala
3. Nikortsminda
4. Hospitality