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Dear Emil,

As per your request, the Phantasy 1 opus 15. -mns-ttos-

This is the only one hat I have; I really do not know if it is the second revision.

I hope that this score will be useful to you.

Regards.

ILU.
México

Emil Borisovich Sernov wrote: Samuil Feinberg
Fantasy No.1, Op.5, Second revision (Published By 'Soviet Composer' in 1959)

Can be found on scorser.com

And here's the first version (published in the 20s) -- I'm not sure how extensive the revisions are. Will be playing this (and other Feinberg pieces) in the Maly zal of the Moscow Conservatoire in a concert dedicated to Feinberg, with members of the piano faculty there, 50 years to the day after he died: 22 October 2012.

Many thanks to ilu and isokani for the Feinberg op.5. This is one great piece. The composers notation is astonishing in its exactitude. Wish i could hear isokani perform this.

Dear Fleubis,

You are welcome; I would like to listen Isokani's performance also.

ILU.

I think the concert will be recorded -- it will, I think, be a rather special event, one of the last in which some of Feinberg's own pupils play his music, alongside the younger generations as well.

Reinhold Moritzovich Gliere : Russian Sailor's Dance (piano transcription by the author?)

isokani wrote:I think the concert will be recorded -- it will, I think, be a rather special event, one of the last in which some of Feinberg's own pupils play his music, alongside the younger generations as well.

That would be great if they recorded this rare event, this is very rare music and seldom performed. At any rate, I hope you can follow up here on Pianophilia with a list of exactly what works were performed. At a concert of this significance, I'm sure only Feinberg's best works were chosen, and we'd all like to know what is considered to be the composers best.

Request:

Would anyone happen to have Feinberg's 9th Piano Sonata to upload? I'd be very appreciative.