Pianophilia

Hello,
where can I find the Sonatina (Warschau /1955) composed by Grażyna Bacewicz (1909-1969) and or "Three Grotesques" (1935) for pno?
Thanks

Achim

Achim25 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 18, 2022 11:21 pm where can I find the Sonatina (Warschau /1955) composed by Grażyna Bacewicz (1909-1969) and or "Three Grotesques" (1935) for pno?

Manuscripts for both are in the Polish National Library, but not digitised.

https://polona.pl/item/3-groteski,NTY1N ... o:metadata

https://www.stretta-music.at/bacewicz-3 ... 04333.html


Both works are still unser Copyright!

Thank you.

Alkan81 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2015 8:07 pm Heinrich Schulz-Beuthen

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Schulz-Beuthen

In internet are only Alhambra Sonata for piano op.34
and Indian Corn Dance

In Imslp is Walzer op.3 for 4 hands

does anyone have any other of his works?

This may be a bit late, but I came across this composer today and did some research to create a list of works:

Op.1 - lost
Op.2 - Orientalische Bilder. 8 Pieces for piano
Op.3 - Waltz for piano four hands
Op.4 - Befreiungsgesang der Verdammten Israels for mixed choir, solo voices, orchestra and piano
Op.5 - 3 Pieces for piano four hands
Op.6 - 3 Songs
Op.7 - 3 Songs for male voice
Op.8 - lost
Op.9 - Hungarian serenade for violin and piano
Op.10 - Characteristic pieces for piano four hands
Op.11 - Children's symphony for piano four hands
Opp.12-15 - lost
Op.16 - 3 Pieces in serious style for piano
Op.17 - Mood pictures in form of waltzes for piano
Op.18 - 3 Songs
Op.19 - 5 Pieces in form of a suite for piano
Op.20 - Sieh, der Frühling kehret wieder for male choir
Op.21 - lost
Op.22 - 4 Pieces for piano
Op.23 - 3 Pieces. A cycle in form of a sonata for piano
Op.24 - refers to Op.23 (?)
Op.25 - lost
Op.26 - Negro songs and dances for piano or orchestra
Op.27 - Bilder aus alter Zeit. Suite for piano in F major
Op.28 - Abschieds-Klänge for string quartet
Op.29 - Die Sonne naht for female choir
Op.30-33 - lost
Op.34 - Alhambra Sonata for piano
Op.35-36 - lost
Op.37 - Concert-Romanze for violin and orchestra
Op.38 - Die Blume Schlummerhold for voice and piano
Op.39 - Därf ih's Driddl liabn? for male choir
Op.40 - 5 Pieces for piano
Op.41 - Jugenderinnerung. 5 Pieces for piano
Op.42 - Des Enkelkindes Schlummerlied for voice and piano

I have Op 9 in a piano arrangement (you have it listed as a violin / piano work). Useful front cover of his works.

Malcolm

alfor wrote: ↑Tue Apr 19, 2022 12:43 pm https://www.stretta-music.at/bacewicz-3 ... 04333.html


Both works are still unser Copyright!

OMG, Alfor is back!

WalterNiemann wrote: ↑Tue May 17, 2022 5:06 am

Alkan81 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2015 8:07 pm Heinrich Schulz-Beuthen

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Schulz-Beuthen

In internet are only Alhambra Sonata for piano op.34
and Indian Corn Dance

In Imslp is Walzer op.3 for 4 hands

does anyone have any other of his works?

The pianist Kirsten Johnson recorded a couple of CDs of his works around 2005. According to her website: "The manuscripts had been lost in the fire-bombing of Dresden during WWII, but the Zentralbibliothek Zürich had first editions. I agreed to have a look at the scores, and happily sight-read through the lot."
https://www.kirstenjohnsonpiano.com/rec ... z-project/
The library does not seem to have any of his piano work online: https://uzb.swisscovery.slsp.ch/discove ... s&offset=0

Marceli Madejski (1822-1886) aka Marcel Madeyski practised as a lawyer in Lviv and was a member of the Polish Parliament for ten years. As a composer, he wrote chiefly for the piano.

There's a good number of his works on IMSLP and also on Polona. His numbered works go up to at least Op.45 but may be outnumbered by those WoO.
https://polona.pl/search/?filters=creat ... 2,public:0

I've reset his cheerful Nocturne Op.19 here: https://musescore.com/user/4151271/scores/8099016