Brahms: Intermezzo opus 118 no 2
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 Brahms Intermezzo Op. 118, No. 2-- Fingering
February 23, 2011, 12:23:02 AM by jcmusic
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Hi,
Just started this piece. As always, having fingering problems. The public domain version I have has no fingering suggestions. I also got I think the Dover edition from the library, but no fingerings. Any suggestions for editions with suggested fingerings?
Here's some specific problem measures:
Starting 9 measures after the repeat barline where it goes into f# minor, I can't figure out a smooth fingering for the LH triplet 8ths. I'm trying to avoid big skips with the 5th finger wherever possible. Also some problems with reaching under finger 2 with the thumb--- I thought the last 3 8ths of bar 13 after the repeat barline might be 1-2-1, which sets up the 5th finger to play the low D. Not sure if this is a good idea because of all the rotation of the LH.
Also can't figure out a good fingering for the last 3 triplet 8th notes of 14 after the repeat barline.
Also at measures 16 and 17 after the repeat barline, can't figure out if that last 8th note e# is supposed to be played with the RH, and if so which finger. Seems like the quarter notes on beats 1 and 2 of bar 17 should be played with the RH, because the chord is so awkward in my hand if played entirely with the LH.
Thanks for any thoughts at all!
John
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 Intermezzo Op. 118/2 - Roman-numeral analysis
November 14, 2005, 08:14:20 PM by allchopin
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As the title suggests, I am looking to do a Roman-numeral analysis on Brahms' well-known intermezzo and I could use some advice. First of all, would anyone be willing to go through the piece (sans the refrain around m. 76) together and discuss an appropriate analysis? Second, are there any helpful websites dealing with a strictly Roman-numeral anlysis this specific piece (including figured bass, modulations, suspensions, etc.)? Thanks for any help.
First technical question: is the first measure (excluding anacrusis) a constant IV64 or IV - I with pedal point bass A?
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