Beethoven: Sonata 4
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 Beethoven Sonata op. 7, Trio section problems
June 19, 2005, 10:01:14 PM by tabris
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I'm struggling with the Trio section of Beethoven's Op. 7 Sonata, 3rd mvt. What's a good way to practice this. My teacher has me trying to get the movement of my wrists so that I go down on beat 1 and come up a little on the 2nd/3rd beats. Kind of a circular motion. It supposed to help me play it faster and more controlled. But the thing is I can't get that motion correct when I play slow. And I can't play it accurately fast, and I still can't get the motion very well 'cause I'm messing up. I want to try and find a speed that I can practice the motion so that I can get it correct then move up to the faster speeds. Any advice or alternate ways of practicing?
Thanks
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beethoven sonata op.7 comparing with pathetique
October 08, 2004, 07:21:01 PM by paris
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hey!
yesterday my teacher gave me this amazing sonata. i have done the pathetique, which was also nice, but overplayed to much. it really hard to be interesting with pathetique, because there are so many versions of it...
i looked on bernhard and h-moll rank list (from easiest to hardest sonata) , and i was quite suprised, because you put op.7 harder than pathetique. personally, i find pathetique much harder, because of those octaves on begining allegro (maybe because i have very big hand and big clumsy thumb), and all 1st movement is, tricky...don't know how to explain. 
i was wondering-why some pieces easily become overplayed (like pathetique, minute waltz, moonlight sonata...) and the others, which are also beautiful don't?
i have feeling that is sonata op.7 rarely played, what do you think? have you played it? did you enjoy it playing?
a.m.d.
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