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Leea25
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(9/4/01 2:34:17 pm)
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Russian Cello
Music
Hello all!
I am fanatical about Russian cello music, and am
having terrible problems getting hold of anything! A smal amount is
published and a little more is available from the British Library,
but the sorts of pieces I'm after (Julian Krein, Sonata-Fantasy for
Cello and Piano, Moishei Vainberg, Sonatas for Solo Cello, Vassily
Lobanov, Sonatas for cello and piano etc. etc.) Are nigh on
impossible to locate, despite the fact that many of the are
recorded. ANY HELP AT ALL (!!) would be very much appreciated. I've
run out of ideas. I think the best option would be the e-mail
address of someone with contacts in Russia to see if they are
available direct from source! Cheers,
Lee Arsmtrong,
frustrated cellist! :-)
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Paul
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(9/4/01 2:42:08 pm)
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Re: Russian
Cello Music
Hi Lee,
I'm also interested in Russian Cello Music (or
Former Soviet?)
My former teacher, Yosif Feigilson recorded
and has performed Vainberg's cello works (24 preludes, 4 sonatas,
cello concerto). I'm trying to find out how I can get a hold of the
music as well. If you would like me to keep you informed of my
progress, please email me.
Paul Tseng
My Website
Free Cello
Music!
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zambocello
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(9/4/01 7:58:41 pm)
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Re: Russian
Cello Music
If you are at a university, or know someone who is, try
interlibrary loan requests.
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TerryM
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(9/4/01 9:23:37
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Re: Russian
Cello Music
The Vainberg (Weinberg) sonatas No. 2 and 3 were published by
Sikorski in Germany, but are no longer listed in their catalog. They
do have
Lobanov, Vassily
Sikorski Cat. No. 1842 Fantasie
für Violoncello solo / Schnittke, A.: Klingende Buchstaben - exempla
nova 142 - 28,--
www.sikorski.de/_english/index.html
The
24 preludes and the Sonata No. 1 of Vainberg were published by
Soviet Composer (Muzyka Moscow). There are plans to digitize a lot
of Soviet music and make it available through a Danish company but
that is not planned to happen for a couple of years.
http://www.russiajournal.com/news/index.shtml?nd=8046#n8046
You
could try tracking these publishers and see what you can
find.
Terry
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TerryM
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(9/5/01 6:49:02
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More on Weinberg
(Vainberg)
I have been in contact with Per Skans, in Sweden and he is
presently writing the biography of Vainberg. (He advises me that the
family prefers the spelling Weinberg.) He was away at his summer
home in the country and could not tell me the name of the publisher
of the cello pieces by Weinberg. He did tell me that Yosif
Feigelson, who now resides in New York, has recorded all of the
preludes and sonatas for solo cello on two Olympia CDs (for which
Per Skans wrote the program notes). He suggested contacting Mr.
Feigelson and asking him about the music. www.artistsinternational.com/Yosif.htm
I
also received a reply back from H. Sikorski in Germany, the
publishers and strangely, they do not have any information on these
cello pieces.
Terry
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