Sabaneyev Sonata and etc

[diomedes]

Leonid Sabaneyev wrote a fairly substantial sonata "in memoriam of Scriabine", I have looked through the score. It would require enormous dedication. Has this music ever been recorded or even played? There's a nocturne by him that looks to be of substance as well.

[visitor]

this one?

[diomedes]

I came across the score over a year ago, at that time i did search youtube. I should have checked before posting today, it appears. Thanks for bringing it up. Reminiscent of Feinberg and Scriabin, exactly what I was hoping for.

[visitor]

I came across the score over a year ago, at that time i did search youtube. I should have checked before posting today, it appears. Thanks for bringing it up. Reminiscent of Feinberg and Scriabin, exactly what I was hoping for.

it was uploaded less than a year a go it seems, so no worries, that's considered 'recen't 

[dosan12]

Bringing back this, but...where can we find the score for this?

[diomedes]

I think imslp did have it. But it's not there now. Cause I have the pdf can't image where I got it from.

[8_octaves]

Hi,

on IMSLP there are very few works of Sabaneev, because, as we can read there, of copyright issues. It seems some uploads have been deleted as well.

Nevertheless, the University of Rochester is of the opinion that the Sonata (at least the 1924 version. Don't know if there are others) is public domain.

Here is the search page of the University of Rochester, where one could enter "Sabaneev" in the search field.

https://urresearch.rochester.edu

Cordially, 8_octaves.

[visitor]

Hi,

on IMSLP there are very few works of Sabaneev, because, as we can read there, of copyright issues. It seems some uploads have been deleted as well.

Nevertheless, the University of Rochester is of the opinion that the Sonata (at least the 1924 version. Don't know if there are others) is public domain.

Here is the search page of the University of Rochester, where one could enter "Sabaneev" in the search field.

https://urresearch.rochester.edu

Cordially, 8_octaves.

Finally another sibley archive fan!! Brother! Seriously those people are saints for their I ongoin ef fort to digitize their holding(s)! I think we have a holiday dedicated to their existence over at pphilia. Or at least we should.::

[8_octaves]

Finally another sibley archive fan!! Brother! Seriously those people are saints for their I ongoin ef fort to digitize their holding(s)! I think we have a holiday dedicated to their existence over at pphilia. Or at least we should.::

Hi visitor,

yes, - but until today I neither had known about the "two" resources, I accidentally surfed, and detected, as you can see, the link given above. Now, I checked the "direct" Sibley Music Library catalog, too ( it looks a little different, but I didn't compare the results of both of them.. ).

They, all in all, look like usable and good info-resources (for "normal" investigations). The only thing I remember, is, that some IMSLP-files of various composers are classified by "uploader: Sibley" or sth. like that.   

Nevertheless: A good info-resource, it seems.

Cordially, 8_octaves!