Beethoven: Sonata 31
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 Beethoven Op. 110
July 27, 2007, 04:09:16 PM by amanfang
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This is a work in progress. I just finished the fugual movement, so the end is a little choppy - a few hesitations. Otherwise, there are couple wrong notes throughout...
Anyway, I perform this in October, and I would appreciate any constructive criticism - things you like or things you don't like.
Movements 1, 3, 4 (2nd wasn't quite ready).
Thanks for your help!
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Beethoven op.110 - 1st & 2nd mvmts
February 16, 2007, 06:37:29 PM by andhow04
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Heres beethoven a-flat op.110 1st & 2nd movments. Comments def. welcomed
Sorry the piano is not very good - steinway baby grand as I recorded the other tracks on (scarlatti, haydn, rachmaninoff). The engineer was good and had a separate microphone for room ambience, then mixed them later (I wasn't there, don't know what kind of software)
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Beethoven - op.109, 110, and 111
January 29, 2007, 05:02:35 AM by ramseytheii
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Listening to the Andras Schiff lecture on Beethoven 109, he notes that although the Sonatas were sketched and composed at the same time, Beethoven chose not to give them the same opus number, as he had with op.2 or op.31, or op.27. Schiff never really offers a reason for this. Does anyone here have any interesting ideas? I ruled out the answer that they were too dissimilar for the same opus number, because the sonatas in op.31 are hardly similar, and the only thing linking those in op.27 is "quasi una fantasia."
Walter Ramsey
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Beethoven Op. 110, 1st movement
November 26, 2006, 02:35:34 AM by capa
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This is my first post. I'm one who has "lurked" for a while. This was recorded using a cheap microphone and audacity.
It is most certainly a work in progress. Please forgive the page turn mess up. 
I would greatly appreciate your comments and suggestions for improvement.
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Barenboim's Beethoven
July 31, 2006, 03:14:19 PM by amanfang
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Is it possible to get Barenboim's recording of Beethoven's Sonata Op. 110 without buying the complete box set? I was looking at his other cd's and it doesn't seem it's on any of his others side from the complete set.
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Beethoven Sonata Op110
November 19, 2004, 04:13:16 AM by chelsey
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Hey...
I'm learning the first two movements of this piece for auditions purposes (I get to start the third movement in the spring-once auditions are over - she doesn't want me being distracted-it's one of my favourites of beethoven's sonata movements). Does anyone have any performance tips? Specifically regarding pedalling of the alternating pattern chords in the right hand of the first movement. I've been pedalling by system (without any reaction from my teacher) but it sounds kind of washed out at tempo. Any advice? Also the second section of movement 2: my piano teacher wants me to accent the first beat of each bar to counter act the left hand notes on the second beat. I find this takes away from its lightness/playfulness. What do you recommend for this section?
Which recording of this sonata would you recommend?
Another audition piece (currently memorizing) is Alexina Louie's "I Leap through the skies with stars". Louie is a Canadian composer, her stuff is really pianistic - have any of you heard/played her music? Does anyone have any suggestions regarding memorizing obscure 20th century music (this piece was written in 1992). The piece is really neat... it begins with a 24 s (in senza misura) trill in both hands that grows like a shimmering effect.
Thanks in advanced 
Chelsey
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