Pianophilia

Adrive often gets overloaded with free downloads. Here's the file:

Many thanks to pianojay and Jim.

4candles wrote:For Paddys and Jim:
Isaac de Camondo, digitized scans at the BNE:

Isaac de Camondo_Suavita_Suite de valses.pdf

Isaac de Camondo_Charmante_polka.pdf

Isaac de Camondo_Brunette_Polka mazurka, op. 7.pdf

4c

I have posted a song by Isaac de Camondo in the Vocal music thread. It is a setting of Je respire ou tu palpite, a poem by Victor Hugo.

Regarding Chaminade's piano music, which had quite a flurry of activity a couple of years ago on this site, does anyone know where I might obtain a copy of the following:

Danse paienne, Op.158, for 2 pianos
Marche americaine, Op.131, for 2 pianos
Air espagnole (no opus), for pf 4-hands - 1913, Enoch

or any of the following opuses, in her own published transcriptions for piano 4-hands?

12 20 35/2 37 74 83 88 91 94 95/2 101 103 109 115 121 122/2 152

I haven't included titles, but these opuses are all the long out-of-print transcriptions of her well-known solos. I'm only looking for the duet versions.

Any help greatly appreciated!

Regarding Chaminade's piano music, which had quite a flurry of activity a couple of years ago on this site, does anyone know where I might obtain a copy of the following:

Danse paienne, Op.158, for 2 pianos
Marche americaine, Op.131, for 2 pianos
Air espagnole (no opus), for pf 4-hands - 1913, Enoch

or any of the following opuses, in her own published transcriptions for piano 4-hands?

12 20 35/2 37 74 83 88 91 94 95/2 101 103 109 115 121 122/2 152

I haven't included titles, but these opuses are all the long out-of-print transcriptions of her well-known solos. I'm only looking for the duet versions.

Any help greatly appreciated!

Hans HUBER hat hier

„das Cembalistische ins Fortepianistische übersetzt“ (cf. Hans von Bülow / C. Ph. E. Bach)

Very nice. Thank you Alfor.

Seconded! And in a very nice Alfor HIRES scan, too!

Dear Jean-Séb, dear fleubis,

you are welcome!
Suites 2 & 3 will follow!

All best

alfor

antiquary wrote:Regarding Chaminade's piano music, which had quite a flurry of activity a couple of years ago on this site, does anyone know where I might obtain a copy of the following:

Danse paienne, Op.158, for 2 pianos
Marche americaine, Op.131, for 2 pianos
Air espagnole (no opus), for pf 4-hands - 1913, Enoch

or any of the following opuses, in her own published transcriptions for piano 4-hands?

12 20 35/2 37 74 83 88 91 94 95/2 101 103 109 115 121 122/2 152

I haven't included titles, but these opuses are all the long out-of-print transcriptions of her well-known solos. I'm only looking for the duet versions.

Any help greatly appreciated!

Some of those were recently uploaded by the BNF site.