Short(est) Sorabji Piece....(3-4min)?

[dlu]

Are there and Sorabji Pieces that fall into this range?
DLu

[Op. 1 No. 2]

Some of the 100 Transcendental Etudes have that length, I believe.

[Rach3]

Transcendental.

[dlu]

Thanks! But what is his shortest "absolute" piece (by this I mean a piece that is not part of a larger one...like the etudes). I have extended my range from 1-10 min.
Thanks,
DLu

[dlu]

Thanks! But what is his shortest "absolute" piece (by this I mean a piece that is not part of a larger one...like the etudes). I have extended my range from 1-10 min.
Thanks,
DLu

How long are the Three Pastiches? (each):
Three Pastiches for Piano (1922)
(i) Waltz in D flat major, Op. 64/1 (Chopin)
(ii) "Habanera" from Carmen (Bizet)
(iii) "The Song of the Hindu Merchant", from Sadko (Rimsky-Korsakov)

[Op. 1 No. 2]

How long are the Three Pastiches? (each):
Three Pastiches for Piano (1922)
(i) Waltz in D flat major, Op. 64/1 (Chopin)
(ii) "Habanera" from Carmen (Bizet)
(iii) "The Song of the Hindu Merchant", from Sadko (Rimsky-Korsakov)

I. About 4:00.
II. About 6:30.
III.  About 4:00.

[Goldberg]

I love the Minute Waltz Pastiche....it's so awesome...I also think I have the sheet music on my computer somewhere, if you'd like it. Same with the Habanera, but I don't have the sheet music.


There's another one, as well...I must admit I know NOTHING about the piece except that it's called Tarantella, and it's about 4:07 on my computer. I'm listening to a recording of it now by Habermann and I quite like it. It has a good modern-y feel to it, a lot of drive, and doesn't seem to be too difficult-----in comparison, that is, to some of Sorabji's other pieces. I think the Minute Waltz Pastiche would be a little...eh...challenging, and I'd hate to think what the Habenera looks like.

[dlu]

I love the Minute Waltz Pastiche....it's so awesome...I also think I have the sheet music on my computer somewhere, if you'd like it. Same with the Habanera, but I don't have the sheet music.


There's another one, as well...I must admit I know NOTHING about the piece except that it's called Tarantella, and it's about 4:07 on my computer. I'm listening to a recording of it now by Habermann and I quite like it. It has a good modern-y feel to it, a lot of drive, and doesn't seem to be too difficult-----in comparison, that is, to some of Sorabji's other pieces. I think the Minute Waltz Pastiche would be a little...eh...challenging, and I'd hate to think what the Habenera looks like.

Great! I'd love to take a look at the music! You can post it here, or e-mail me at: DLu11211989@aol.com   
I would also be interested in the third pastiche too (or the second) if you have it.
Thanks,
DLu

[Goldberg]

Sent an email! You'll know who it is if you just read the sender's address.

[dlu]

Thanks!
Does anyone have the Habanera Pastiche? I can't seem to get in to my account from here so could someone request Sorabji's Habanera Pastiche (just search: Sorabji) for me from pianofiles.com and send it to me (DLu11211989@aol.com) or post it here?! It would be GREATLY appreciated!!
Thanks again goldberg!,
DLu

[dlu]

Also, does anyone have any MP3's or Midi or Sorabji that they can post....