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Thank you!

I'm looking for works by norwegian composer Johannes Haarklou. Except op 24+27 which are the only two I have.

Thanks !

Riodk

mballan wrote:Thank you Biljana.

And on that note......some more Ludvig Schytte [which I hope hasn't been posted before]:

Op 24 Variations in the style of various composers

Schytte L - Variations in the style of various composers Op 24.pdf

Op 50 Twenty-four progressive Studies

Schytte L - Twenty-four Progressive Studies Op 50.pdf

Op 54 5 Albumblatter

Schytte L - 5 Albumblatter Op.54.pdf

Malcolm

Dear Malcolm,
I am on my vacation and checking pianophilia in an Internet Cafee as all adicted Pianophiliacs, and just wanted to thank you again for this wonderful Schytte Etudes and Pieces.
I can`t wait to get home to print this etudes....

Thank you very much

Biljana

Nice melodic songs - the typical tunes of Scandinavia.
(Or nms tttos, for short.)

Having posted Op 6 of Palmgren earlier on this thread......a few more of his earlier piano works, which I always find very engaging.

Malcolm

I don't think these works by Neils Gade have been circulated before (courtesy of Sibley)

Publication Name: Pianoforte-Werke zu zwei Händen. Op. 27, 28, 31.
URL: https://urresearch.rochester.edu/instit ... onNumber=1
Composer:Gade, Niels, Wilhelm (1817 - 1890)

Regards
Fred

Hello!

Just joined today, and was pleasantly surprised to see several Palmgren pieces that I hadn't seen elsewhere before. Thank you, to the uploaders!

I don't believe that these are located here as of yet (not my scans, but the copyright date places them in the Public Domain): And to complete the opus, No. 3 from IMSLP: http://imslp.org/wiki/3_Piano_Pieces,_O ... en,_Selim). (Please note that their copy repeats page 5.)

Does anyone have his Opus 27, or Opus 57? I have the pieces that are available at IMSLP from each of those opus, but each opus isn't complete there. (Sidebar: what is the proper plural of "opus"?)

From Opus 27, I'm looking for Nos. 1, 2, 5, and 7. While from Opus 57, I'm looking for Nos. 1 and 3. It would be fantastic if anyone had those available.

Allan wrote:Hello!

Just joined today, and was pleasantly surprised to see several Palmgren pieces that I hadn't seen elsewhere before. Thank you, to the uploaders!

I don't believe that these are located here as of yet (not my scans, but the copyright date places them in the Public Domain):

Palmgren Op 54 no1.pdf

Palmgren Op 54 no2.pdf

And to complete the opus, No. 3 from IMSLP: http://imslp.org/wiki/3_Piano_Pieces,_O ... en,_Selim). (Please note that their copy repeats page 5.)

Does anyone have his Opus 27, or Opus 57? I have the pieces that are available at IMSLP from each of those opus, but each opus isn't complete there. (Sidebar: what is the proper plural of "opus"?)

From Opus 27, I'm looking for Nos. 1, 2, 5, and 7. While from Opus 57, I'm looking for Nos. 1 and 3. It would be fantastic if anyone had those available.

Hello Allan

Welcome to Pianophilia - hope you find the site interesting and useful, plus can share music, insights and humour with our many members.

I am looking at posting a fair amount of Palmgren eventually, so will look to see if I have the pieces you have listed in my collection. Keep an eye on this thread

Malcolm

Allan wrote:From Opus 27, I'm looking for Nos. 1, 2, 5, and 7.

And welcome fro me, too. Here is No.5. Regards
Fred

Allan wrote:Hello!

Just joined today, and was pleasantly surprised to see several Palmgren pieces that I hadn't seen elsewhere before. Thank you, to the uploaders!

I don't believe that these are located here as of yet (not my scans, but the copyright date places them in the Public Domain):

Palmgren Op 54 no1.pdf

Palmgren Op 54 no2.pdf

And to complete the opus, No. 3 from IMSLP: http://imslp.org/wiki/3_Piano_Pieces,_O ... en,_Selim). (Please note that their copy repeats page 5.)

Does anyone have his Opus 27, or Opus 57? I have the pieces that are available at IMSLP from each of those opus, but each opus isn't complete there. (Sidebar: what is the proper plural of "opus"?)

From Opus 27, I'm looking for Nos. 1, 2, 5, and 7. While from Opus 57, I'm looking for Nos. 1 and 3. It would be fantastic if anyone had those available.

Thanks a lot for completing Op. 54! I can help with Op. 57:

http://www.mediafire.com/?p2qjahwfp6sqr8k

As for the plural of "opus", either "opera" or "opuses". As we say here at PP, "the more the merrier"! )