Maximilian Osseyevich Steinberg was a "hope of Russian music" in the early 20th century.
Note on composer identification: sources differ about the composer name "Miklós Steinberg." Miklós (or Mihály) Steinberg is not widely documented under that exact name in major catalogs; similar names include Dmitri Shostakovich’s patronymic Steinberg? If you mean a different composer (e.g., Dmitri Shostakovich’s arrangements, or Mihály Mosonyi, or a contemporary composer), clarify. Below I proceed assuming a late‑Romantic Hungarian pianist-composer named Miklós Steinberg wrote Für Alma; if this assumption is incorrect, provide the correct composer and I’ll adapt the guide. fur alma by miklos steinberg full
O love, that hidden so deeply, That is called quieter than word and sound, It weaves a bond of golden worries, And carries me away with gentle urge. Maximilian Osseyevich Steinberg was a "hope of Russian
"Fur Alma" by Miklos Steinberg does not appear to be a verified classical composition or a widely recognized musical work in historical records. While (1883–1946) was a prominent Russian composer, teacher of Shostakovich, and son-in-law of Rimsky-Korsakov, there is no evidence in academic databases or music catalogs like IMSLP of a piece titled "Fur Alma" attributed to him. teacher of Shostakovich
Most rips circulating today come from a single source: a 2013 rip by a user named vinyl_dust . That rip was done with a damaged stylus, causing a persistent flutter in the right channel. Newer listeners seeking the version often reject this as “poor quality,” not realizing it is the authentic master. No clean 24-bit WAV file has ever surfaced publicly.
Have you heard the full version of “Fur Alma”? Do you have information on the location of the master tape? Music archivists and fans continue the search. The needle is still in the groove.