Chopin: Scherzo 1 opus 20
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 Chopin - Scherzo No. 1 in B minor, Op. 20 by Enzo
November 20, 2010, 06:20:39 PM by emill
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One of several pieces that my son Enzo is preparing for a recital sometime
February 2011. Your comments and suggestions will be most appreciated.
So many thanks ......
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Chopin Scherzo No. 1, Op. 20 - the Polish Christmas Carol
November 16, 2010, 02:10:44 PM by bach_ko
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Recently I have decided to make a better recording of my old repertoire for future use. I am learning back Chopin Scherzo no.1 that I played in 2007. I noticed that there are some strange dynamic markings appeared in other editions which is different from the one I learned (Schirmer). In the middle section (of Schirmer), there is a long cresc. being carried straight through to bar 4 while Peters edition has < > within the first two bars. Does anyone know which one is correct? 
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Which pieces should I choose?Liszt, Rach, Chopin or Debusyy?
October 29, 2010, 07:33:10 PM by keyb0ardfweak
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Hi!
It's my first year in the conservatory and I wanted to ask all of you what you would recommend me to do.
Btw, I am in the 7th year of 10
I ask opinions here. The only problem is if I am doing correctly or not.
Because my teacher believes I can and she demands me to play this on december and on may...
Anyways, the pieces I would like to choose are:
- Liszt - "Ballade no.1" (This one has to be in May) or "Un suspiro etude"
- Rachmaninoff - "Prelude Op.3 no.2" or "Prelude Op.23 no.5"
- Scarlatti - "K.141" or "K.87"
- Chopin - "Scherzo Op.20" or "Etude Op.10 no.8"
- Debussy - One of the "Images" book, AND, I was thinking of "L'isle joyeuse"
On december I have to play Bach's Prelude and fugue 2 (WTC 1), Chopin's etude op.10 no.6 and Scarlatti's Sonata "K.141"..I would like to play something more challenging..
Now..I have a BIG problem
Personally, she tells me, and some other friends that I can play all of that stuff!!
But..I don't feel like I can!!=S
I am 19 years old and I've been playing since 11-12
I would like you to help me on how to memorize all of this o.O
It seems hard for me
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What is harder chopin revolutiary étude or scherzo 1?
June 13, 2010, 06:42:40 AM by max747
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I just finished the scherzo b minor by Chopin but I want to know if starting on the rev étude would be a step back. Some say it is one of the easier etudes but I don't know.I just started sightreading it for ten minutes and skipped around from section to section. The middle section and end contain some difficulties and thus I am thinking of pusing it what do I do
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Ok let me try this again
March 16, 2009, 09:01:12 PM by tyler_johnson
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I apologize if there was some confusion about my last post regarding the Chopin Scherzo. I've re-created the audio file to better illustrate my point. There are no notes that have been changed from Chopin's original composition. Have a listen:
www.tyler-johnson.net/Scherzo(2).mp3
What I was trying to point out is that it sounds good if it were in 4/4 as well, and I think I like this phrasing better than the 3/4 version. It sounds more melodic.
The first section of the mp3 is in 3/4 and the 2nd section is in 4/4.
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