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Re: Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:37 am
by feinberg
Hi, dear members.

I'm now looking for Samuil Feinberg's rare works.

I found these works in Berlin State Library.

http://musikipac.staatsbibliothek-berli ... 1&cop=:osy
http://musikipac.staatsbibliothek-berli ... 1&cop=:osy
(Piano concerto No.3, rhapsody on kabardino-balkarian themes)


But, I don't live in Germany. So. I don't know how can i get the copy in my country.

Can anybody help me?

Re: Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:23 pm
by Emil Borisovich Sernov
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Re: Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:35 pm
by Emil Borisovich Sernov
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Re: Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 1:02 pm
by alfor
Emil Borisovich Sernov wrote:
Caprotti wrote:Many of the K.Eiges can be ordered at the Berlin Staatsbibliothek

browse from

http://musikipac.staatsbibliothek-berli ... 1&cop=:osy
Great Thanks Dear Caprotti!

But, I'm not in Berlin. How Can I Order the copy of them?
Dear feinberg, dear Caprotti,

no chance to get copies of Feinberg or Eiges from SBB! They strictly regard the German terms of copyright. NO problem if you are willing to wait until 2020 (Eiges) resp. 2032 (Feinberg).

Re: Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 5:56 pm
by mballan
With Isokani's permission, and especially for Sernov, Dani_area_51, Alfor and all those that hungry for Konstantin Eiges. This will be one of several postings of works by the composer - but, sorry, will not include the two sonatas and Op 2 Kukushka pending the release of Isokani's CD of piano music by Eiges (but will post these once I have Isokani's permission]. Something to look forward to later in the year.

Konstantin Romanovich Eiges Born 1875, Bogodukhov, Kharkiv district, Ukraine: died 1950, Moscow. Pianist, teacher and composer. He was the father of Oleg Eiges. Studied at the Moscow Conservatoire from 1900-1905, studying with Ippolitov-Ivanov, Taneyev and Yaroshevsky. Held various teaching and research positions, concertized and contibuted musical articles to various Soviet newspapers and journals. He also wrote his reminiscences about Rachmaninov and Taneyev. As a composer continued the traditions of his teachers and of Scriabin.

Malcolm

Works list for Piano

Op 1 Nocturne (Jurgenson)
Eiges K - Op 1 Nocturne.pdf
Op 2 Kukushka [The Cuckoo] (Jurgenson) [pending]

Op 3 Deux Pieces (Jurgenson) 1. Impromptu-Etude 2. Fuga
Eiges K - Op 3 Deux Pieces.pdf
Op 4 Barcarolle (Jurgenson)
Eiges K - Op 4 Barcarolle.pdf
Op 5 Deux Preludes (Jurgenson)
Eiges K - Op 5 Deux Preludes.pdf
Op 6 Album pour Enfants 1. On the River 2. Chanson Triste [Sad Song] 3. Fetes [Merry/Festive Song] 4. Canon
5. Chanson Russe in B minor 6. In the Forest

Op 8 Dix Preludes “In Memory of Yaroshevsky” (1910 ? Jurgenson) [from Sibley]
Eiges K - Op 8 Ten Preludes [sib].pdf
Op 12 Deux Contes (c. 1920)
Eiges K - Op 12 Deux Legends.pdf
Op 14 Quatre Morceaux 1. Etude 2. Romance 3. Poeme 4. Canzonetta
Eiges K - Op 14 Quatre Morceaux.pdf
Op 15 Piano Sonata-Poeme No. 1 (1915)

Op 16 Humoresque (manuscript)

Op 18 Allegretto (manuscript)

Op 19 Deux Poemes (1921?) 1. Poeme-idylle 2. Poeme mystique
Eiges K - Op 19 Deux Poemes.pdf
Op 20 Suite Pastorale – Two Pianos or Piano / 4 hands (c. 1926) [sometimes classified as Op 18]
Eiges K - Op 20 Suite Pastoral for Two Pianos.pdf
Op 21 Drei Etuden (manuscript)

Op 22 Five Etudes-Fantasies [Vol. 1] (UE 1927)
1. Chant sans Paroles 2. Etude Polyphonique 3. Toccata 4. Berceuse 5. Etude Fantastique

Op 23 Six Etudes-Fantasies [Vol. 2] (1925)
1. Prologue 2. Fanfare de Chasse 3. Novellette 4. Prelude 5. Toccata 6. Conte
Eiges K - Op 23 Six Etudes-Fantaisies Nos. 1-3.pdf
Eiges K - Op 23 Six Etudes-Fantaisies Nos. 4-6.pdf
Op 24 Toccatina (1926)
Eiges K - Op 24 Toccatina.pdf
Op 25 Impromptu-Etude in F# major
Eiges K - Op 25 Impromptu-Etude.pdf
Op 28 Piano Sonata-Poeme No. 2 (1927 UE)

Op 35 Etude-fantastque (Jurgenson)
Eiges K - Op 35 Etude Fantastique.pdf
Op 36 Variations (1936)

Op 42 Legends of the Forest

Op 43 Four Children’s Pieces (1940)
1. Twilight [Berceuse] 2. Prank/Joke 3. Ballade 4. Little Novella

Op 44 Two Pieces 1. Meditation in G major 2. The Butterfly

Op 45 Two Pieces 1. In the Woods 2. Reverie

Op 46 Song without Words [Dumka]

Piano Variations [1st Set for Children] (1933)

Piano Variations [2nd Set] (1946)

“Legkie” Variations – Piano / 4 hands

Five Pieces of Moderate Difficulty (Muzgiz 1945)
1. Little Romance 2. Etude in B minor 3. Consolation in Eb major 4. Meditation in F major 5. Canon-Fairytale

Tenderness & Sadness

Elegy

Three Russian Songs

Fugue-Etude in A major

Fugue-Etude in G major

Fugue-Etude in A minor

Fugue-Etude No. 4 in F# minor

Three Pieces [medium difficulty]
1. Steppe Flowers 2. Berceuse 3. Dumka

Waltz on themes of A. Yarshevsky – Two Piano (1940)

Re: Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 5:54 am
by Emil Borisovich Sernov
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Re: Russian & Soviet Composers - Part 3

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