Alfor's Rarities
Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 10:05 pm
First of all let me say, that I appreciate "normal" good quality printed and bound scores and would wish every score being (at reasonable prices) available in this "old-fashioned" form. But as this - for several reasons, which need not to be discussed - is not so with literally hundreds or thousands of interesting scores, I accept the "electronic score" as a complementary form of sheet music.
So sharing rare, deleted (piano) scores is one, if not the most important - or most wanted - feature of pianophilia.
It is useless to discuss the reasons why a lot of good music is buried in libraries - or only to find in antiquarian shops. - And when I say "good music" I mean music I would wish to be performed in public.
So I try to post scores, which are not only rare, but IMHO of a certain musical value.
Let's begin with a very fine example from the huge bulk of piano sonatas by soviet composers:
Yuri EGIKOV I leave it to my dear follow pianophilians to describe form and contents of this score!
P.S. all posted scores are my own scans.
So sharing rare, deleted (piano) scores is one, if not the most important - or most wanted - feature of pianophilia.
It is useless to discuss the reasons why a lot of good music is buried in libraries - or only to find in antiquarian shops. - And when I say "good music" I mean music I would wish to be performed in public.
So I try to post scores, which are not only rare, but IMHO of a certain musical value.
Let's begin with a very fine example from the huge bulk of piano sonatas by soviet composers:
Yuri EGIKOV I leave it to my dear follow pianophilians to describe form and contents of this score!
P.S. all posted scores are my own scans.
