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 Favorite Sonata in B minor interpretations? suggestions?
June 20, 2011, 06:48:45 PM by mjin1
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I really think Andre Watts's interpretation of this piece is awesome, but I'm trying to find a few other interpretations to listen to.
I keep reading that Evgeny Kissin's interpretation is awesome, has he recorded this piece? I can't seem to find a CD of his with Sonata in B minor on it.
Any other interpretations you guys like of Liszt's Sonata in B minor?
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My thoughts on studying Liszts B-Moll sonata part 1
September 03, 2010, 01:48:13 PM by mila5405
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Its a very challenging work. Unfortunately im not so gifted that I can play through the whole piece an make music. No this sonata turns me into an underdog struggling with every page every measure. Liszt is very straightforward , no suppressed feelings like chopin, no drama behind the curtains its up and down like a rollercoaster.
Ive got the Edition Peters Edition
Page 1
No so technically demanding but hard to interprete the 7 first measures. Something evil lurking in the dark or walk over a graveyard. I know that Liszt read a lot of litteratur. Im not that familiar whith Goete, Schiller Hartmann Nietche so im thrust my instincts instead. Its like a good old Greece Drama with Good Evil Love Passion Hate Backstabbing and comtemplative feelings . A fairly good mix to makew this sonata intresting.
Page 2
This page lays easy under the hand. I neccessary to no to reach the climax prematurely, so you really have to begin in piano with intensity.
The last 3 measures of the page calls for attention. Follow the pedalmarks, good balance between right an left hand, the big leap in the left hand between second last and last measure etc. Here the metronome is a good support!
Back with more if someone inrested!/mike
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Alkan's Sonata and Liszt's Sonata: Similarities
August 28, 2010, 05:46:15 AM by orangesodaking
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There are some similarities between the second movement of Alkan's Grande Sonate Op. 33 (1846) and Liszt's Sonata in B Minor S. 178 (1853). I explored these and made a video comparing some parts I found similar.
I'm not saying Liszt totally ripped Alkan, but I am fairly certain that these are not coincidences.
Enjoy!
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Two Big Sonatas
April 14, 2010, 01:30:47 AM by chopianist123
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I was wondering, in your opinions is Beethoven's Hammerklavier Sonata or Liszt's Sonata in B Minor more difficult to tackle technically? How about Musically?
Which of these two great sonatas do u prefer personally?
Thanks for your answers.
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