Some Moszkowski?

[iumonito]

Ah, the indulgence!

Having found the Busoni a little to severe for the weather, I am wondering whether, within the limits of what is already available on the site (I am yet to check?!), you would post some of your favorite Moszkowski, oh master of delight, humor and always so very pianistic virtuosity.

Here are a few jewels to get things started:

[iumonito]

What?  Pianostreet has no Moszkowski among its piano music sheets?

I guess that's what you get get if you teach Josef Hoffmann to play the piano and compose something as delicious as his Carmen transcription (Chason Boheme, upon which Horowitz - without giving any credit - based his immensely popular Carmen Variations).

Alright, I am hoping Chanson Boheme and the Offenbach transcription actually will be part of the trove. 

P.S.  All of these I got from postings here, so Thal, credit to you for disseminating so much of this music already!

[remy]

Alright, I am hoping Chanson Boheme and the Offenbach transcription actually will be part of the trove. 

Bizet-Moszkowski Chanson bohème from Carmen:

Offenbach-Moszkowski Barcarole aus Hoffmanns Erzählungen:

Enjoy!


remy

[remy]

And let's not forget the wonderful Piano Concerto:


remy

[zp3929]

does anyone have op.57 from him?

[remy]

Moszkowski Op.57 Five Pieces Frühling:


remy

[zp3929]

i owe you one, thanks!

Zac