Beethoven: Sonata 27
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 Beethoven - Sonata Op. 90
March 14, 2011, 08:08:12 PM by monkeydudexd
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Hello everybody. This is my new recording of Beethoven's Sonata Op. 90. Please tell me what you think  All comments (good, bad, anything) are appreciated.
I feel kind of awkward posting this compared to the 'greats' on this forum (aka becky, ladypianist, enzo, and other amazing pianists)...
Thanks!
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Video: Beethoven Sonata Op. 90
February 26, 2011, 03:42:09 PM by monkeydudexd
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This is me playing Beethoven's Sonata No. 27 Op. 90, Mvt 1. It was considered one of the transition pieces between the middle and late period and technically not that difficult besides the huge jump in the left hand at two sections (fortunately, I have pretty big hands that can stretch an 11th). Please let me know what you think! Criticism is welcome
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 Beethoven Piano Sonatas (please quick reply needed!)
June 30, 2006, 04:39:27 PM by pianohenry
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Has anyone played Beethoven's Piano Sonata in E minor (Op. 90)? Its on the grade 8 syllabus at the moment. There are a couple of tricky sections in it, namely the left hand semiquavers in bars 55-65 and then again in bars 198-208.
For the first time its ok because the middle note - the F# that stays the same, its easier to reach because the note is slightly raised, (for fingering I use '3' and sort of pivot around it...) But later in the piece I find it more difficult because the B in the middle isnt raised - its more difficult to reach and also the B flat gets in the way of my 3rd finger.
now, in each bar there are 3 groups of semiquavers, and the second 2 groups are ok to play the middle B with 3rd finger because my wrist is turned more and the B flat doesnt get in the way - but for the first group (with the notes E,G,B,G) should i use '2' instead of '3' for that middle B? what does everyone else do at this bit?
thanks for anyones advice and comments!
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Which sonata to choose, Mozart K.330 or Beethoven Op.90
February 03, 2006, 12:04:37 PM by kghayesh
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I am doing Grade 8 ABRSM next June and i am still confused between what piece to choose from list B. I am confused between the Mozart K.330 in C and the Beethoven Op.90 in E minor.
Note that here i am not choosing on the basis of which is more difficult. I want to choose the one that will be a good addition to my repertoire. That, is i plan of not learning the first movement only for the exam. I am planning to learn the whole thing. So, it is a question of which sonata is more beneficial as an addition to my repertoire.
My repertoire already includes a Mozart sonata and a Beethoven sonata. The K.545 and the Pathetique ( all 3 movements ). So, do u think i should learn a harder Mozart sonata (K.330) or another Beethoven sonata so that my repertoire includes 2 beethoven sonatas ??
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Sonata 27 opus 90 Ruthardt edition (sheet music) 
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