Chopin: Scherzo 3 opus 39
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Chopin Repertoire December 01, 2010, 11:49:39 AM by berman
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Hey folks, I have a question here, I want a rather big Chopin repertoire (maybe 1 hour or so) and this is what i already have: Scherzo no. 3 op. 39 Polonaise op. 44 Etude op. 10 no. 5 Etudes op. 25 no. 5, 7 and 12.
Could someone give some tips about new pieces to add?
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Scherzo 3 - Chopin December 18, 2009, 03:14:35 AM by musicalita_23
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Okay so I just started working this piece (which I'm in love with by the way ) The first big chord after the octave quadruplets, my hand is slightly too small to get the top notes in the L-H with my thumb. I was debating whether to play the bottom note first, then shift to the rest of the chord or play the bottom two notes then the rest of the chord, or what. I tried stretching exercises, which I had been doing for a week or so, but then I pulled a nerve, so that didn't work. My hand is better now though, but I still can't get that chord down properly. Any suggestions?
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Chopin (3rd Scherzo), Enescu, Arutunian November 26, 2009, 09:31:41 PM by furtwaengler
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March 1st 2010 is Chopin's birthday. This means a tribute recital! Yes!
In light of this, here are some segments of a recital my trumpet buddies and I threw together, August 9th, 2007.
Chopin's 3rd Scherzo. I am mindful of the idiosyncrasies of this performance...I certainly was not dreaming of perfection, but an improvisational impulse driven about by certain contrasts and that one glorious transition into the coda. I could not get that out of my head, and this is the reason I programed it; I often make swift, spontaneous decisions in choosing recital rep, and this is the sort of "in the moment" result of such a choice. Unfortunately the piano was a beast...I have never had to fight so much with such a fussy piano, horrendous instrument it was...a ceiling on the loud end forbids great dynamics (but somehow I got some power), and a stiff click in the hammer rendering great difficulty in playing soft...notes just drop off; it's terribly frustrating. This recording, in great sound (for once!), then represents a shadow of a conception still looming on my mind, but also a triumph over the circumstances. There is just enough an image that I believe you see what I was getting at. I'll play all the Scherzi on the birthday program, I think...a little gift to myself. Yes, yes, yes...
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chopin scherzo number 3 May 15, 2008, 02:58:50 PM by lohshuhan
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i noticed that, just like his 3rd sonata in question, there are many discrepancies between the various editions.
for example, bar 31 of henle shows crotchet octave, quaver rest, quaver octave, crotchet octave, while Breitkorp shows quaver octave, quaver rest, crotchet octave, crotchet octave.
so which is the one chopin really intended? i tried to listen to recordings to find a more preferred pattern, but also realised that neither version was preferred by pianists.
can anyone comment?
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