Prokofiev Transcriptions

[j_menz]

I recently stumbled across this in a collection I have:

It's really rather good. (It's also on IMSLP if your country's copyright laws allow).

My question, though, is did he do any more? I know he transcribed his own work a lot - I mean transcriptions of other people's work.

[visitor]

he did some Schubert waltzes no? I don't have these but they are on list of 'to find'

any leads on this would be most welcome too. wasn't in the usual spots last i checked but been several years since i had a look.

[j_menz]

Cool. 

[visitor]

Cool. 

also cool
https://www.fredericchiu.com/Frederic%20Chiu%20Official%20Website/Store.html

not what you asked about per say but am working to buy these, Chiu has some wonderful transcriptions of his own from Segey's works 

[themeandvariation]

Hi. I've not come across any, but I much enjoyed the recording… On a tangential note, (being that  of orch. trans.)  - thought I would mention a few transcriptions of Bach that I think are not so well known, which I find quite interesting… Begging your pardon, if this is too far afield for this thread.   Orchestrated by Webern, Stravinsky, and Schoenberg:

[visitor]

Hi. I've not come across any, but I much enjoyed the recording… On a tangential note, (being that  of orch. trans.)  - thought I would mention a few transcriptions of Bach that I think are not so well known, which I find quite interesting… Begging your pardon, if this is too far afield for this thread.   Orchestrated by Webern, Stravinsky, and Schoenberg:

Bach is a musical skeleton key. ok to fit it anywhere. 

[themeandvariation]

@Visitor… Well of course it is ok.  Hard to go wrong with perfect architecture to begin with..  So, what is offered here is a composer's orchestral 'take' on it… Sorry it fell flat on you.. I am assuming you have already heard them then..

[visitor]

@Visitor… Well of course it is ok.  Hard to go wrong with perfect architecture to begin with..  So, what is offered here is a composer's orchestral 'take' on it… Sorry it fell flat on you.. I am assuming you have already heard them then..

to the contrary love that stuff! again on my end, Bach is always welcome 

[jimfaston]

he did some Schubert waltzes no? I don't have these but they are on list of 'to find'

any leads on this would be most welcome too. wasn't in the usual spots last i checked but been several years since i had a look.

There's a copy on IMSLP:
https://imslp.org/wiki/Schubert_Waltzes_(Prokofiev,_Sergey%29

[visitor]

There's a copy on IMSLP:
https://imslp.org/wiki/Schubert_Waltzes_(Prokofiev,_Sergey%29

many thanks jf!