Beethoven: Sonata 5
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 Beethoven Piano Sonata #5 In C Minor, Op. 10, No. 5 - 3. Finale
March 11, 2010, 11:27:45 PM by bonjing
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Hello! I am having rhythmic problems on this piece. How do I play measure 34? I really don't know how to play the triplets. I keep using the metronome but it doesn't help me at all. When I play hands separately everything is fine but when I play both hands, my counting is not accurate. Please help me on how to play it correctly.
thanks.
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Beethoven op10no1 - trouble areas
November 24, 2008, 06:56:54 PM by feddera
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I now have all three movements memorized, and I am now entering the "polishing-phase". The first movement was fairly straightforward, and technically I have it pretty much under control. The second and third movements however, have a couple of tough spots I can't seem to get comfortable under my fingers. The following measures drives me insane:
Measure 28, 30, 75 and 77 of the second movement. It just feels awkward, tense and "rushed" when I try to play those 64th notes in tempo. Hard to explain, but the passages just won't "flow" properly.
Measure 12-15 and 69-72 of the third movement. Same as the above. I can reach the desired speed, but not comfortably. It just sounds too chopped up.
Measure 34-35 and 91-92 of the third movement. The polyrythm just won't get right. I am currently just playing the left hand alone with a metronome, then the right hand alone with the metronome, and then both hands together. It kinda works, but I still don't feel in perfect control.
Any practice tips on these areas would help me a lot. And yes I have a teacher, yes I will ask him, but he's away for two weeks and I want to get this right asap. 
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beethoven sonata opus 10#1
September 16, 2007, 01:12:23 AM by omgtifb
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Here's a recital recording, sort of rough ... not up to the standards of most stuff posted here. I can't seem to hone my tone control esp in my left hand. I only practice on a digital... I wonder if that is part of the problem.
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