Sounds of the world 9 Volumes

Sounds of the World Vol.4 1976
Anatoly Nikolayevich ALEXANDROV – Lullaby Song (from ‘Petite Suite’)
Sergei Sergeyevich PROKOFIEV – Pieces (2); 1. Fairy Tale (from ‘Tales of an Old Grandmother’), Op.31/2, 2. Gavotte (from Symphony no. 1, ‘Classical’), Op.25, 3rd movement
Yevgeny Kirillovich GOLUBEV – Rain (intermezzo from ‘Children’s Album’), Op.27/22
Gara Abulfaz oghlu GARAYEV (KARA KARAYEV, KARAEV) (Azerbaijan) – Preludes (2) (from ‘Preludes (24)’)
German Germanovich GALYNIN – Scherzo
Bela BARTOK (Hungary) – Tale of the Little Fly (from ‘Mikrokosmos’)
Eugen SUCHON (Slovakia) – Arietta (from ‘Petite Suite with Passacaglia’)
Dimitar NENOV (Bulgaria) – Prelude (from ‘Miniatures’)
Arthur MALAWSKI (Poland) – Piece (from ‘Mountaineers’ Triptych’)
Günter KOCHAN (GDR) – Intermezzo (from ‘Prelude, Intermezzo, & Fugue, Op.7’)
Božidar KUNC (Croatia) – Dream of Happiness
Sambyn GONCHIK-SUMLA (Mongolia) – Green Valley
Nguyen XUAN KHOAT (Vietnam) – On a Fishing Boat
Erkki MELARTIN (Finland) – Summer Evening (Finnish folk song), Op.18/5
Selim PALMGREN (Finland) – Finnish Dance, Op.22/7
Raymond LOUCHEUR (France) – Little Ballerina
Leonard BERNSTEIN (USA) – Anniversary (from ‘Four Anniversaries’)
Norman DELLO JOIO (USA) – Piece (from ‘Suite for piano’)
Cyril SCOTT (England) – Dance Nègre
Manuel PONCE (Mexico) – Mexican Dance (from ‘Four Mexican Dances’)
Joseph JONGEN (Belgium) – Sad Sarabande, Op.58
Arnold SCHOENBERG (Austria) – Little Piano Pieces (2) (nos. 1 & 2 from ‘Six Little Piano Pieces, Op.19)
Vittorio RIETI (Italy) – Etude
Niels Viggo BENTZON (Denmark) – Gentle Waltz (no. 1 from ‘Three Dance Pieces, Op.45)
Luis PACHECO DE CESPEDES (Peru) – Indians’ Dance
Juan Vicente LECUNA (Venezuela) – Sonata (from ‘Sonatas of Deep Reverence’)
Alberto GINASTERA (Argentina) – Creole Dance (from ’12 American Preludes’)

Sounds of the World Vol.7 1980
Arno BABAJANYAN (BABAJANIAN) (Armenia) – Folk (Narodnaya)
Andrei Yakovlevich ESHPAI (Mari El) – Preludes (2)
Alexander Alexandrovich BALTIN – Fugue (from ‘School Notebook’)
Rodion Konstantinovich SHCHEDRIN – Two-Voice Invention
Zoltan KODALY (Hungary) – Little Waltz
Leoš JANACEK (Czech) – Piece (from ‘In the Mists’)
Bohuslav MARTINU (Czech) – Prelude
Pancho VLADIGEROV (Bulgaria) – Ruchenitsa (Bulgarian folk dance) Op.37
Veselin STOYANOV (Bulgaria) – Prank (from the collection ‘Sit Down at the Piano’)
Witold LUTOSLAWSKI (Poland) – March (from ‘Three Pieces for Young People’)
Michał SPISAK (Poland) – Prelude
Hanns EISLER (GDR) – Piece Op.3
Kurt SCHWAEN (GDR) – Prelude
Mihail JORA (Romania) – I’d Rather be in School!
Anatol VIERU (Romania) – Wreck of the Little Train
Božidar KUNC (Croatia) – Dance in the Crystal Cave
Henri SAUGUET (France) – Public Holiday (from ‘Poetic Pieces’)
Olivier MESSIAEN (France) – Calm Complaint (from ‘Ten Preludes’)
Selim PALMGREN (Finland) – Waltz Op.22/10
Joaquín RODRIGO (Spain) – Dance of the Three Girls (from ‘Three Spanish Dances’)
Francesco CILEA (Italy) – Allegro (from ‘Suite in the Old Style’)
John IRELAND (England) – Cherry Tree
Alan RAWSTHORNE (England) – Bagatelle
Paul HINDEMITH (Germany) – Scherzo
Elie SIEGMEISTER (USA) – Southern Blues
Carlisle FLOYD (USA) – Morning Song (from the collection ‘Episodes’)
Alberto GINASTERA (Argentina) – Creole Dance (from ‘Suite de Danzas Criollas’)

Sounds of the World Vol.8 1981
Georgy Vasilyevich SVIRIDOV – Cheerful March
Andrei Yakovlevich ESHPAI (Mari El) – Spanish Songs (2)
Boris Alexandrovich TCHAIKOVSKY – Preludes (2)
Sergei Artemyevich AGABABOV (Dagestan) – Pieces (2); 1. Goryanka Dance 2. Story of the Old Mountaineer
Eino Martinovich TAMBERG (Estonia) – Lament for the Hero (from ‘Children’s Album’)
Parashkev HADJIEV (KHADZHIEV) (Bulgaria) – Pieces (2); 1. Scherzo 2. Burlesque
Alexander Alexandrov RAYTCHEV (RAYCHEV) (Bulgaria) – Petite Toccata
Fidelio Friedrich FINKE (GDR) – Romance (from the collection ‘Pieces on Slavic folk melodies’)
Jaroslav KŘIČKA (KRICKA KRZHICHKA) (Czech) – Polka Op.11/1
Karel Boleslav JIRÁK (Czech) – Prelude
Bela BARTOK (Hungary) – Bear Dance
Ferenc FARKAS (Hungary) – Monograms (3)
Tadeusz SZELIGOWSKI (Poland) – Arietta (2nd movement of ‘Piano Sonatina’)
Piotr PERKOWSKI (Poland) – Scooter (from the collection ‘Easy Pieces for piano’)
Vlastimir NIKOLOVSKI (Macedonia) – Pieces (2); 1. Indecision (from ‘Youth Album’) 2. Prelude (from ‘Three Preludes’)
Ignacio CERVANTES KAWANAGH (Cuba) – Pieces (2) from the collection ‘Cuban Dances’; 1. Epistle 2. Friendship
Marţian NEGREA (Romania) – Elves’ Dance (from the cycle ‘Rural Impressions’)
Anatol VIERU (Romania) – The Clumsy Teddy-Bear (from the cycle ‘Of a Child’s Life Op.20’)
Jean SIBELIUS (Finland) – Impromptu Op.5/6
Francis POULENC (France) – Waltz (from the album ‘Six Pieces’)
Henri TOMASI (France) – Menuet (from ‘Piano Suite no. 1’)
José Luis TURINA (Spain) – Lullaby
Joaquín RODRIGO (Spain) – The Fishmonger (from the cycle ‘Four Andalusian Prints’)
Benjamin BRITTEN (England) – Waltz (from ‘Five Waltzes for piano’)
Anton WEBERN (Austria) – Children’s Piece
Alan HOVHANESS (USA) – Jala Falls (from the suite ‘Shalimar Op.177’)
Carlisle FLOYD (USA) – Waltz (from the collection ‘Episodes’)
Percy GRAINGER (Australia) – Irish Folk Song
Jose Lima SIQUEIRA (Brazil) – Northern Song
Alberto GINASTERA (Argentina) – Creole Dance (from ‘Suite de Danzas Criollas’)
Alberto GINASTERA (Argentina) – Severyanka (from ‘Tres piezas Op.6’)

Sounds of the World Vol.9 1982
Andrei Yakovlevich ESHPAI (Mari El) – Pieces (3); 1. Ditty 2. Mari Melody 3. French Song
Edison Vasilyevich DENISOV – Pieces (3); 1. Request 2. Round-Dance 3. Little Canon
Alexander Ivanovich PIRUMOV – Pieces (2) from ‘Children’s Album’; 1. Tale 2. Waltz
Nikolai Nikolayevich SIDELNIKOV – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘What the Finch Sings’; 1. A Sparrow and a Puddle 2. Autumnal Mood
Roman Semyonovich LEDENYOV (LEDENEV etc.) – Pieces (3); 1. The Summer is Over 2. Quiet All Around… 3. The River Harmonica
Alexander Alexandrovich BALTIN – Pieces (3); 1. Good Night… 2. Rain Dances 3. Hiking
Sofia Asgatovna GUBAIDULINA (Tatarstan) – Thumbelina
Alfred Garriyevich SCHNITTKE (Volga-German ASSR) – Pieces (2); 1. In the Mountains 2. Cuckoo and Woodpecker
Shirvani Ramazanovich CHALAYEV (CHALAEV) (Dagestan) – Pieces (2); 1. Lullaby 2. Lezghin
Parashkev HADJIEV (KHADZHIEV) (Bulgaria) – Little Preludes (2)
Alexander Alexandrov RAYTCHEV (RAYCHEV) (Bulgaria) – Autumn Picture
Assen DIAMANDIEV (Bulgaria) – Cheerful March
Günter KOCHAN (GDR) – Pioneers of the Railroad
Jürgen GOLLE (GDR) – Canon
Fidelio Friedrich FINKE (GDR) – Tyrolean Dance
Béla TARDOS (Hungary) – Cat Music
István SZELENYI (Hungary) – Pieces (2); 1. Sorrow 2. On the Bank of the Creek
Imre MEZO (Hungary) – Toccatina
Roberto VALERA (Cuba) – Song of the Palms
Piotr PERKOWSKI (Poland) – Quarrel
Feliks RYBICKI (Poland) – At Dusk (from the cycle ‘I Can Already Play’ Op.21)
Jerzy LEFELD (Poland) – Pieces (2); 1. The Big Elephant 2. Mouse
Bohuslaw MARTINU (Czech) – ‘Why do we not play as soldiers?’
Klement SLAVICKY (Czech) – Toccatina (from the cycle ‘Piano and Youth’)
Josef FLEGL (Czech) – March of the Tin Soldiers
Paul CONSTANTINESCU (Romania) – Cat with a Bell (from ‘Four Fairy Tales’)
Anatol VIERU (Romania) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘Of a Child’s Life’); 1. Bobo… 2. The Tri-colored Ball
Sambyn GONCHIK-SUMLA (Mongolia) – Northern Song (from the cycle ‘Fifteen Mongolian Melodies’)
Stanoylo RAJCIC (RAYCHICH) (Serbia) – Andantino (2nd movement from ‘Sonatina for piano’)
Nikola Nikolayevich PETIN (Serbia) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘Grandmother’s Tales’; 1. Grandmother’s Story 2. Morning in the Forest
Lucijan Marija ŠKERJANC (Slovenia) – Pieces (2)
Georges AURIC (France) – Pieces (2) from ‘Nine Short Pieces’; 1. Alarm Clock 2. Waltz
Franz CONSTANT (France) – Broken Doll
Andre JOLIVET (France) – Folk Song (from the cycle ‘Naive Songs’)
Erkki Olavi SALMENHAARA (Finland) – Little Pieces (2); 1. Bagatelle 2. Lullaby
Benjamin BRITTEN (England) – Waltz (Theme Variations and Coda)
Boris BERLIN (Canada) – The Pony ‘Asterisk’
R. CROSS (USA) – Pieces (2); 1. My Lamb 2. Columbine
Elie SIEGMEISTER (USA) – Pieces (6); 1. Cuckoo 2. Old Brass Band 3. On the Swing 4. Anthem for the Cherry-Tree 5. Oh Don’t Bury Me (Cowboy Song) 6. Sailors’ Work Song
Bin KANEDA (Japan) – Summer Afternoon
Yoshino IOKODA (Japan) – The Old Cellist
Haruo ASAKAWA (Japan) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘Twelve Solmizations’; 1. Elegance 2. Melancholy

Sounds of the World Vol.11 1984
Alexander Fyodorovich GEDIKE – Pieces (3); 1. Miniature in the Form of an Etude Op.8/2 2. Lost in Thought Op.57/6 3. Song of the Spindle Op.32/32
Mikhail Adamovich SKORULSKY (Ukraine) – Pieces (2); 1. Song (‘The Rain is Falling’) 2. Fugue Op.30/3
Arseny Pavlovich GLADKOVSKY – The Clown
Nikolai Petrovich RAKOV – Pieces (2); 1. Lullaby 2. Polka
Aleksandr Davidovich MACHAVARIANI (Georgia) – Caravan
Veselin STOYANOV (Bulgaria) – Lullaby (from ‘Children’s Album’)
Konstantin ILIEV (Bulgaria) – The Northerly Wind Chases the Swallows
Max DEHNERT (GDR) – Elegy
Hanns EISLER (GDR) – Piece Op.32/2
Bohuslav MARTINU (Czech) – Fairy Tale
Klement SLAVICKY (Czech) – Melancholy Waltz
Bela BARTOK (Hungary) – Song
Leo WEINER (Hungary) – Piece
Tadeusz BAIRD (Poland) – Piece (3rd movement of ‘Little Children’s Suite no. 3’)
Sabin Vasile DRAGOI (Romania) – Piece (no. 8 in the cycle ‘Miniatures on folk themes’)
Paul CONSTANTINESCU (Romania) – The Fox and the Crane
Einojuhani RAUTAVAARA (Finland) – Partita Op.34 (first movement)
Erkki Olavi SALMENHAARA (Finland) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ’17 Little Pieces’; 1. no. 16 – Triads 2. no. 17 – Elegy
Darius MILHAUD (France) – Romance
Robert CASADESUS (France) – March in the style of Schumann
Isaac ALBENIZ (Spain) – Prelude
José Luis TURINA (Spain) – The Village Sleeps (from the cycle ‘Miniatures’)
Cyril SCOTT (England) – Little Spanish Dancer
Benjamin BRITTEN (England) – Waltz
Aaron COPLAND (USA) – Sentimental Melody
Alan HOVHANESS (USA) – Jala March (from the suite ‘Shalimar’)
Ignacio CERVANTES KAWANAGH (Cuba) – T-S-S!
Fernando LOPES-GRACA (Portugal) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘Portuguese Rural Melodies’; 1. no. 13 – The Golden Boy 2. no. 4 – Setting Sun
Émile JACQUES-DALCROZE (Switzerland) – Piece (no. 1 from the cycle ‘Youthful Leaflets’)
Hermann HALLER (Switzerland) – Little Story Op.26/5 (from the cycle ’11 Little Pieces’)

Sounds of the World Vol.12 1985
Nikolai Petrovich RAKOV – Pieces (2); 1. Shall We Dance! 2. Singing Across the River
Konstantin Stepanovich SOROKIN – Pieces (2); 1. Sad Song 2. Native Melody
Georgy Vasilyevich SVIRIDOV – Man with an Accordion
Edison Vasilyevich DENISOV – Pieces (2) from ‘Children’s Album’; 1. Affectionate Song 2. Cheerful Song
Eino Martinovich TAMBERG (Estonia) – Pieces (2); 1. Dancing Doll 2. Voronyata
Sofia Asgatovna GUBAIDULINA (Tatarstan) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘Musical Toys’; 1. The Catchy Accordion 2. The Magic Carousel
Vladislav Hermanovich AGAFONNIKOV – Pieces (2) from ‘Children’s Album’; 1. At Dawn 2. It’s Getting Dark
Valery Alexandrovich GAVRILIN – Sad Mood
Valery Grigoryevich KIKTA (Ukraine) – Pieces (2); 1. Ukrainian Carol Op.32/2 2. The Birch Horn Op.39/2
Georgy Petrovich DMITRIEV (DMITRIYEV) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘Stones from a Mosaic’; 1. Russian 2. Carousel
Veselin STOYANOV (Bulgaria) – Humoresque
Evgeni CHESHMEDJIEV (Bulgaria) – Pieces (3) from the cycle ‘Landscapes’; 1. The Sun Rises 2. Cool Evening 3. Solar Reflections
Wilhelm WEISMANN (GDR) – Pieces (2); 1. Dance 2. Little Waltz
Max BUTTING (GDR) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘Piano Pieces for Children’; 1. About All the Little Monkeys that Mimic 2. Cuckoos’ Game
Bela BARTOK (Hungary) – Pieces (4); 1. Andante 2. Peasant Dance 3. Folk Song 4. Allegro Dechizo
Zoltan KODALY (Hungary) – Dance
Pal KADOSA (Hungary) – Hungarian Dance
Feliks RYBICKI (Poland) – Pieces (3); 1. The Little Clown 2. Tango 3. Italian Serenade
Klement SLAVICKY (Czech) – Pieces (3); 1. Canon 2. Nightmare 3. Czech Dance
Ilja HURNIK (Czech) – Piece
Josef FLEGL (Czech) – Pieces (2); 1. Postal Bugle 2. Dance
Paul CONSTANTINESCU (Romania) – Blind Rooster (from the cycle ‘Four Fairy Tales’)
Sabin Vasile DRAGOI (Romania) – Piece (from the cycle ‘Miniatures on Folk Themes’)
Nguyen DINH PHUC (Vietnam) – Melody
Olga de BLANCK Y MARTIN (Cuba) – Creole Horse
R. BUENO (Cuba) – Sleeping Doll
Nikola Nikolayevich PETIN (Serbia) – Pieces (2); 1. Grandmother’s Story 2. Shepherd’s Song
Petar OZGIJAN (Serbia) – Dance (from ‘Little Suite’) (could not find bio see also Alfor’s ‘Yugoslavian Composers’ volume)
Erkki Olavi SALMENHAARA (Finland) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ’17 Little Pieces’; 1. no. 8 – Bagatelle 2. 13 – Bagatelle
Henri TOMASI (France) – Good Mother
Joseph KOSMA (France) – Pieces (2); 1. Folk Tune on an Oboe (Arab Melody) 2. Indian Melody
Federico MOMPOU (Spain) – The Boat (from the cycle ‘Intimate Feelings’)
Heitor VILLA LOBOS (Brazil) – Pieces (2); 1. Let’s Dance 2. Little Lamb Little Lamb
Carl ORFF (Germany) – Piece
Paul HINDEMITH (Germany) – Song (from the children’s opera ‘Wir bauen eine Stadt’)
Elie SIEGMEISTER (USA) – Pieces (7); 1. Cuckoo Dancing a Waltz 2. Come On Buck Up! (American fiddle melody) 3. Barbara Allen (Ballad) 4. On the Way Home (Negro spiritual) 5. Lisa Jane (Dance melody) 6. Peter Gray (Ballad) 7. The Arkansas Traveler (old fiddle melody)
Akira YUYAMA (Japan) – Waltz

Sounds of the World Vol.13 1986
Andrei Melitonovich BALANCHIVADZE (Georgia) – Daisies (from the cycle ‘Flowers’)
Tikhon Nikolayevich KHRENNIKOV – Dance
Georgy Vasilyevich SVIRIDOV – Musical Moment
Murad Magomedovich KAZHLAYEV (KAZHLAEV) (Dagestan) – Piece on a Lezgin folk song
Valery Alexandrovich GAVRILIN – March
Pancho VLADIGEROV (Bulgaria) – Pastorale Op.37
Bela BARTOK (Hungary) – Bagatelle
Eugen SUCHON (Slovakia) – Prelude (from ‘Little Suite with Passacaglia Op.3’)
Arthur MALAWSKI (Poland) – Miniatures (2)
Hanns EISLER (GDR) – Fugue
Marko TAJCEVIC (Serbia) – Prelude (no. 5 from ‘Five Preludes)
Claude DEBUSSY (France) – Clair de Lune (from ‘Suite Bergamasque’)
Francis POULENC (France) – Impromptu
Isaac ALBENIZ (Spain) – Tango Op.165/2 (from the cycle ‘Espana’)
Enrique GRANADOS (Spain) – Spanish Dance
Alfredo CASELLA (Italy) – Prelude
Paul HINDEMITH (Germany) – March (from the suite ‘1922’ Op.26)
Arnold SCHOENBERG (Austria) – Musette (from ‘Suite Op.25’)
Heitor VILLA LOBOS (Brazil) – Nocturne
Benjamin BRITTEN (England) – Night (from the cycle ‘Holiday Diary’)
Joonas KOKKONEN (Finland) – Trees (no. 5 from the cycle ‘Five Bagatelles’)
Alberto GINASTERA (Argentina) – Creole Dance

Sounds of the World Vol.14 1987
Gara Abulfaz oghlu GARAYEV (KARA KARAYEV KARAEV) (Azerbaijan) – Game
Tatiana Petrovna NIKOLAYEVA (NIKOLAEVA) – Elegy Op.19/8
Merab Alekseyevich PARTSKHALADZE (Georgia) – Dance
Alexander Alexandrovich BALTIN – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘Musical Pictures’; 1. Slow Foxtrot 2. Fashionable Doll
Rodion Konstantinovich SHCHEDRIN – Scherzino
Veselin STOYANOV (Bulgaria) – Pieces (2) from ‘Children’s Album’; 1. Village Sad Song 2. Fun Game
Leo WEINER (Hungary) – Pieces (2); 1. A Low Wind Creeps Over the Tisza 2. Verbunkosh (Old Hungarian Soldiers’ Dance)
Ottmar GERSTER (GDR) – Piece (no. 1 from ‘Five Pieces for Piano’)
Fidelio Friedrich FINKE (GDR) – Serenade (from ‘Pieces for Piano on Slavic Themes’)
Anatol VIERU (Romania) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ‘Of A Child’s Life Op.20’); 1. Mechanical Guitar 2. The Circus is Leaving
Marţian NEGREA (Romania) – Spindle
Jan EKIER (Poland) – Melodies (2)
Grażyna BACEWICZ (Poland) – Prelude (from ‘Children’s Suite’)
Bohuslav MARTINU (Czech) – Chicken (from ‘Fables’)
Václav KAPRAL (Czech) – Little Dance (from ‘Lyrics’)
Lucijan Marija ŠKERJANC (Slovenia) – Preludes (2) (nos. 8 & 9 from ’12 Preludes for piano’)
Ignacio CERVANTES KAWANAGH (Cuba) – Zigzag (Cuban Dance)
Erkki Olavi SALMENHAARA (Finland) – Pieces (2) from the cycle ’17 Little Pieces’; 1. Vivace 2. Nocturne
Francis POULENC (France) – Siciliana (from ‘Suite Française’)
Andre JOLIVET (France) – Breton Doll’s Song (from ‘Naive Songs’)
Gian Francesco MALPIERO (Italy) – Pieces (2) (nos. 3 & 4 from the cycle ‘Hortus Conclusus’)
Ernesto HALFFTER (Spain) – Habanera
Hanns JELINEK (Austria) – Pieces (2) (from ‘Four Little Characteristic Pieces Op.13’); 1. Fluttering 2. Dancing
Paul HINDEMITH (Germany) – Dance
Elie SIEGMEISTER (USA) – Sugar Pumpkin (American folk song)
Heitor VILLA LOBOS (Brazil) – Piece (no. 1 from ‘The Three Marys’)
Hermann HALLER (Switzerland) – Pieces (2) (from ’11 Little Pieces’); 1. Invention 2. Parting
Julien-François ZBINDEN (Switzerland) – Stroll (from ‘Album for my Dog’)

Sounds of the World Vol.15 1988
Merab Alekseyevich PARTSKHALADZE (Georgia) – Pieces (2); 1. There Go the Pioneers 2. Comical (Georgian folk song)
Andrei Yakovlevich ESHPAI (Mari El) – Pieces (3); 1. Old Tune (Mari melody) 2. Song of the Oak Tree (Mari melody) 3. The Front of our House (Hungarian folk song)
Roman Semyonovich LEDENYOV (LEDENEV etc.) – Pieces (3); 1. Camping on the Edge 2. In the Shade 3. Summer is Passing
Alexander Ivanovich PIRUMOV – Pieces (3) from the 2nd notebook of ‘Children’s Album’; 1. The Bear 2. The Teaser 3. The Steamboat
Alexander Alexandrovich BALTIN – Pieces (2); 1. Melancholia 2. Antique Clock
Andrey STOYANOV (Bulgaria) – Folk Pieces (2)
Parashkev HADJIEV (KHADZHIEV) (Bulgaria) – Little Preludes (2)
Assen DIAMANDIEV (Bulgaria) – Pieces (2); 1. Ditty 2. Horo
Ferenc FARKAS (Hungary) – Old Hungarian Dance
Mihály HAJDU (Hungary) – Pieces (2); 1. Changing Votes 2. Bagpipes
Béla TARDOS (Hungary) – Dance with Jumps
Sándor SZOKOLAY (Hungary) – Pieces (2); 1. Teaser 2. On the Playground
Gerhard WOHLGEMUTH (GDR) – Brightly-Colored Autumn Forest
Witold LUTOSLAWSKI (Poland) – Mrs. Michal (Kurpie Waltz)
Alois SARAUER (Czech) – Polka (could not find info)
Anatol VIERU (Romania) – Pieces (2); 1. Grandmother Sings a Lullaby 2. Clown
Sambyn GONCHIK-SUMLA (Mongolia) – Song of the Selenga River
Pablo Ruiz CASTELLANOS (Cuba) – Song for a Diligent Child (could not find info)
Nikola Nikolayevich PETIN (Serbia) – Pieces (2); 1. Lullaby 2. Ballet Dolls
Erkki Olavi SALMENHAARA (Finland) – Pieces (2) (from the cycle ’17 Little Pieces’); 1. Dance-Intermezzo (Ostinato) 2. Canzonetta
Georges AURIC (France) – French Dance
Andre JOLIVET (France) – Lullaby in the Hammock
Christian MANEN (France) – Marionettes
Paul HINDEMITH (Germany) – March
Mario TARENGHI (Italy) – Pieces (2) (from ‘Three Small Scenes for Children’); 1. Talking Doll 2. Dance of the Marionettes
Helmut DEGEN (GDR) – Humoresque
A. FRIED (USA) – With Pipes and Drums
Leo SMIT (USA) – Fingerstyle Game
Akira YUYAMA (Japan) – Pieces (2); 1. Cup of Tea 2. Scooter