Debussy: L'isle joyeuse
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ID:1172
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| Key: A Major |
Published: 1904 |
| Level: 8+ |
Period: Impressionism |
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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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Debussy - L'isle joyeuse
July 06, 2010, 01:37:06 PM by andhow04
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this is from a concert a couple of weeks ago. here is the whole program:
Medtner - two fairy tales, op.20
Quentin Kim - Sonata in g# minor
Franck - Prelude, Chorale n Fugue
INTERMISSION
Debussy - Masques / D'un cahier d'esquisses / L'isle joyeuse
Bartok - Musiques nocturnes
Messiaen - petites esquisses d'oiseaux
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Debussy - l'isle joyeuse
November 02, 2008, 10:34:57 AM by pianisten1989
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Well... my teacher suggested I should "l'isle joyeuse". I'll have untill March to play it, then I have to being able to play it very well.
Now, the subject:
Which are the technical problems in this piece?
And, since I'm not too familiar with music of Debussy, is there any pianist I'd listen to more than others? (Like Rubenstein to Chopin, or Cziffra to Liszt)
And last thing (And the most stupid question): How hard is this piece compared to The Waldstein sonata and the Mephistowaltz?
I know you really can't comare such different pieces, but generally, does the l'isle joyeuse cause a lot more problem than the Liszt piece?
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L'Isle of Joyeuse - pianistimo
January 08, 2007, 04:34:31 AM by pianistimo
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ok. this is my first draft. hopefully, i'll be able to do another one before the competition finals. the end of the piece is sightreading basically. it's not that great - but it's interesting to hear it with the 'fantasy' synthesizer. the next one will be piano, God willing. recording is always a 'miracle' here.
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