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Beethoven: Sonata 26 (Les Adieux)

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Ludwig van Beethoven - Sonatas :
Sonata 26 (Les Adieux), opus 81
Sonata 26 (Les Adieux)  opus 81 E-flat Major by Ludwig van Beethoven piano sheet music
Key: E-flat Major Published: 1810
Level: 8+ Period: Classical
piano sheet music Piano score Ruthardt edition




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xx Les Adieux
July 09, 2011, 03:52:59 AM by yodaofpiano

Hey,

so in tennessee each year, we have the tmta competition where middle school and high school students play 15 and 20 minute programs respectively and are judged and subsequently awarded 1st, 2nd, and so on. this competition normally takes place every may, so i've got a bit of time until i have to perform my program. my question is this: my piano teacher wants me to perform the first movement of the les adieux beethoven sonata (without repeat) in 4 minutes max; she'd really prefer me to perform this in 3:30 minutes. Is this a reasonable amount of time to perform this sonata? After doing a bit of searching on youtube, i found recordings by kempf, rudolph serkin, ashkanazy, arrau and many others performing this around 7 minutes with the repeat, many often going over. I've timed myself several times and i can't get this piece under five minutes. I just feel that this movement is so gorgeous and profound that rushing the first 10 or so measures or the last 30 or so measures in order to meet this timeframe would be so inappropriate. any thoughts? I should probably also mention that in this 20 minute timeframe, the rest of my program includes the third chopin ballade, and reflets dans l'eau by debussy. I was originally going to also play the Prokofiev toccata but we cut that thinking that i wouldn't have enough time seeing as i probably wouldn't be able to play it martha-argerich-speed.  Smiley    


xx Beethoven's sonata no 26 in Eb major - " Les Adieux" 2nd & 3rd movements
February 11, 2008, 04:27:24 PM by bach_ko

hi after the 1st mvmt of "les adieux" sonata by beethoven, im gonna post up its 2nd and 3rd mvmt...

they were messy and unprepared. i played lots of wrong notes Tongue

please give comments thanks

2nd mvmt:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV594lP3gs8

3rd mvmt:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6YNn95sWD4


smiley Beethoven's sonata no 26 in Eb major - " Les Adieux" 1st movement
February 11, 2008, 02:44:39 AM by bach_ko

hi this is my recording of Beethoven's sonata no 26 in Eb major - " Les Adieux" on youtube...

please give comments thanks Wink

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khv7ydJeHLk" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khv7ydJeHLk</a>



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