Chopin: Prelude opus 28 no 7
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 Chopin Prelude Op. 28 No.7
January 20, 2011, 08:17:42 PM by samthegreat4
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Hey Guys,
I'm quite new here, so I'll introduce myself briefly.
Hello, I'm Sam, 17 years old(male), and I live in the Netherlands.
I started of by playing Alto-Sax, then I went on to play the piano some 5 years ago (self-taught).
I also play the guitar, but that's not of much relevance as this is a pianoforum.. 
How's that for a brief intro!
Here goes my first post: Chopin's prelude Op.28 No.7
Now I listen to it, I find it played a bit too fast and the grace note played a bit too loud in the penultimate measure. Also maybe the bass should be a bit quieter. But that's things you find out when you listen to it after recording  ..
Greets,
Sam
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Chopin Prelude Op. 28 No. 7
July 26, 2008, 11:17:54 PM by marsippius
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Piano is Kurtzmann upright built around 1920.
Recording setup is Windows pc, a small mic, and Audacity.exe.
Tips
1. inner voices
2. resonant lower tones
3. surprise chord
4. attacks and releases
5. big things in small packages
6. syllabification
7. syncopation and its opposite
Enjoy.
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Chopin Prelude in A major
January 08, 2008, 03:37:46 PM by stormx
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Hi,
I have recently learned this prelude (the easiest of the whole set). My only trouble comes with R.H. in mesure 11.
While holding C# and E with fingers 1-2, you have to play higher A and C# with fingers 4-5. I cannot arrive to play this cleanly. Somewhat, when using fingers 4-5 to play A-C#, i unwillingly depress Bb a little, producing a dirty sound.
Of course, this fingering is the only possibility. I wonder whether you also find this passage a little difficult to play clean, and what can i try to improve it.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Juan
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Chopin A major prelude big chord
March 19, 2007, 12:58:56 AM by schiu
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I am learning Chopin's Op. 28 No. 7 prelude. When you get to the 12th bar there is his huge chord which most scores indicate should be rolled, but the original score suggests it should be played all at once.
My hands are *just* big enough to play the full chord in one piece if I stretch it until it hurts.
Any opinios as to the right way to do this? Does it make a significant difference in the way the music feels if you play it together rather than roll it?
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