Polish Composers
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Jean-Séb
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Re: Polish Composers
Opus 39 is listed in the book already mentioned as "Premier concerto", hence probably the confusion.
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musiclife217
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mocosuelo
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Re: Polish Composers
Thank you for finding the etude book. Etude 13 looks interesting to play for myself.musiclife217 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 30, 2021 5:48 pm at least miraculously there is a Wolff disc with a number of pieces:
The Allegro de Concert, Op. 39, is there, too. Has echoes of Chopin and sounds like it has potential for an even greater concerto!
I have that audio cd of Edouard Wolff. But to be honest I only like the Polonaise caracteristique op 137 n1, and the premiere chanson op 219 that are on that cd. I don't understand why there are not more pieces on that cd. Like the "tempête sur mer"; luckily Julian (Gamma1734) fixed that mistake
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mocosuelo
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Re: Polish Composers
Here are two great mazurka's of Josef Hofmann. I rewrote them in my music notation programm because the original score was in very bad condition and barely sightreadable. Enjoy.
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Jean-Séb
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Re: Polish Composers
Thank you mocosuelo.
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FW190
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Re: Polish Composers
Thanks!mocosuelo wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 1:55 pm Here are two great mazurka's of Josef Hofmann. I rewrote them in my music notation programm because the original score was in very bad condition and barely sightreadable. Enjoy.
Josef Hofmann - Mazurka in D minor +.pdf
Josef Hofmann - Mazurka in B minor +.pdf
In Bach we trust.
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mballan
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Re: Polish Composers
Big Hofmann fan, so thnak you very much for these mocosuelo.mocosuelo wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 1:55 pm Here are two great mazurka's of Josef Hofmann. I rewrote them in my music notation programm because the original score was in very bad condition and barely sightreadable. Enjoy.
Josef Hofmann - Mazurka in D minor +.pdf
Josef Hofmann - Mazurka in B minor +.pdf
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Re: Polish Composers
some scores by Edouard Wolff (1816 - 1880)
(op.23 from BnF, the others Polona).
(op.23 from BnF, the others Polona).
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musiclife217
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Re: Polish Composers
this is so amazing !!! E. Wolff would be happy.
E. Wolff would be happy.