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Should be interesting to see the following Reinhold Gliere scores some day.....

- March of the heroes of the Burjat-mongolian ASSR Op. 71 (transcribed for solo piano by the composer)
- Overture on Slavonic Themes Op. 77 ( transcriber L. T. Atowmjana)
- Cleopatra (Egyptian Nights) Op. 78 (transcribed for solo piano by the composer)
- The Zaporozhe Cossaks Symphonic ballet-piece Op. 64 (transcribed for solo piano by the composer)
-"Victory" Overture for symphonic orchestra in B flat minor Op. 86 (transcribed for solo piano by the composer)
- Krizhis Op. 65 Mimes ballet in three acts (transcribed for solo piano by the composer)
- The comedians Ballet in three acts with prologue Op.68 (transcribed for solo piano by the composer)
- Ouverture of the Opera Shakh-Senem Op. 69 (transcribed by the composer for piano four hands)
- The Sirens, Symphonic poem for big orchestra Op. 33 (transcribed by the composer for piano four hands)



A nice info page about Gliere's works
http://www.reinhold-gliere.net/default.htm

Does anyone know how I could request this "Krizhiz Op. 65 for piano 2H"
http://catalog.lib.rochester.edu/vwebv/ ... Id=1066611

I remember there used to be a request page at sibley library, but I don't see any boxes where I could fill in the info of the requesting item
http://www.esm.rochester.edu/sibley/?page=request

The Khrizis Ballet has been digitized, but it won't be available to the public until 12/31/2026.....
How nice....
http://catalog.lib.rochester.edu/vwebv/ ... Id=1066611

Any help from anybody would be tremendously appreciated!...

Well, then what about a piano transcription of Symphony No.3 'Ilya Murometz', Op.42? (published 1912)

Not able to see any records for a piano transcription of his third symphony, so if they do exist they must be fairly rare.

A piano transcription (be it solo, or 4-hands, or 2 Pianos - 4hands) of Gliére's 3rd Symphony, probably never existed in the first place....

Any chances to see more Gliere oeuvres uploaded here?
Such as?
-Op.65 Khrizis [Хризис], Mimes ballet in 3 acts [alternatively Op.65a - Suite No.1 ; Op.65b - Suite No.2]
-Op.66 Trizna, Symphonic Poem in F♯ minor (1911-1915)
-Op.69a Suite for Symphonic Orchestra from the opera Shakh-Senem
-Op.73 Zapovit (The bequest) Symphonic poem in E minor (1941)
-Op.78 Cleopatra, Egyptian nights, Ballet mime in one act (1925)
-Op.79 The friendship of the peoples Overture for symphonic orchestra in A major (1941)
-Op.80 Symphonic Fantasy for Folk-Instruments orchestra in F major (1943)
-Op.85 Music to the play Farhad and Shirin (1946)
-Op.86 Victory Overture for symphonic orchestra in B♭ minor (1944)
-Op.93 Glory of the Soviet army Cantata for soloists, choir, narrator, symphonic- and wind orchestra (1953)
-Op.97 Festive overture for symphonic orchestra in D major (1955)
-Op.94 Leili and Medshnun, opera in 4 acts (1940)

-Symphonic Fragment (1934)
-For the Happiness of the Fatherland, Overture for symphony orchestra (1942)
-The Imitation of Ezekiel, Symphonic Poem (Melodram) for narrator AND orchestra (1919)
-Esmeralda, for symphony orchestra (1926)
-The Cossacks whistled it, Ukrainian folk song. For mixed Choir with big symphony orchestra. (1935)

http://www.sikorski.de/475/en/0/a/0/orc ... ester.html
http://www.sikorski.de/475/en/0/a/0/orc ... ester.html
http://www.sikorski.de/475/en/0/a/0/orc ... ester.html
http://www.sikorski.de/475/en/0/a/0/orc ... _fuer.html
http://www.sikorski.de/475/en/0/a/0/orc ... ester.html

http://know.freelibrary.org/vufind/Record/1686094
http://know.freelibrary.org/vufind/Record/1686093
http://know.freelibrary.org/vufind/Record/1571514
http://know.freelibrary.org/vufind/Record/2064
http://know.freelibrary.org/vufind/Record/1571513
http://know.freelibrary.org/vufind/Record/160421
http://know.freelibrary.org/vufind/Record/1685816

Gliere is completely free in Canada (at least for now) but the infernal GATT/TRIPs nonsense tossed a great deal of things first published in the Soviet era under copyright in the USA. He remains under copyright in the EU until 2027, as he (allegedly) is in his native Russia. Yes, things can be added, but many will be free only in life-plus-50 countries, whose numbers are shrinking steadily.

Hrm. Wondering whether "B Jaworsky"'s duet transcription of Glière's string octet (published, it seems?, like the octet, in 1903, and available at a few libraries) is public domain in enough places? (Possibly, according to VIAF, Boleslaus Jaworski/y, 1877-1942, so PD-EU/CA by now.)

(We also lack the composer's piano duet transcription of his own second string sextet, which the British Library has. Seems to have been published in 1904. BL also has a Gorohoff reduction of his first string quartet, and someone's of the 2nd quartet...)