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Mozart Andante Cantabile 2nd movement Sonata in C, K, 330 June 20, 2011, 08:25:29 PM by realpiano
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Take 2. Having read the preivous comments and I have now re-recorded this piece again. This is for grade 6 and would love to play it to a standard to which this piece deserves. Your comments again would be appreicated. Thanks
played on a Toyo Apollo A360 upright, recored with a samson Condenser mic using Audacity on a PC.
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Advice for fingering on a Mozart trill April 30, 2010, 02:51:04 PM by dss62467
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My teacher talked me into playing at the upcoming recital, since none of his adult students ever dare do it. We're doing a Mozart violin sonata (violin/piano duet), but he asked if I would do a solo piece too. I'm brushing up on Mozart K330, which I haven't played for him in months, and I noticed while playing it last night that my trills in a couple spots are pretty lame.
If you take a look at the sheet music, on the 3rd page, measure 72, there's a B-flat trill, that just seems to go nowhere when I play it. What would be a good fingering choice for that? I think I'm using 2-3, since that will allow me to move to the next part efficiently. When I trill with a black key, I usually have a bit of trouble.
http://www.pianostreet.com/members/gold/mozartw/pdf/mozart_sonata_k330_psu.pdf
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Mozart K330 1st mvt March 08, 2008, 01:33:30 AM by electrodoc
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Hello and a belated new year greeting to everyone. Sorry to say that I have been ill since January and have been unable to play for the first six weeks of the year. I am pleased to say that things are now more or less back to normal and that practice has been resumed.
I am posting this attempt at Mozart in order to invite comments and constructive criticism as I find capturing the spirit of Mozart quite difficult.
I look forward to any comments.
Best wishes
electrodoc
Piano - Yamaha S6 Recording: Zoom H4 Reductio to MP3 via Audacity.
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Mozart K330 Advice needed November 28, 2007, 01:38:46 AM by electrodoc
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Hi
This is not part of a duel as I cannot hope to play to the standard of some of you good people out there. The problem for me with this work is to get it to sound like Mozart. How does one obatin the necessary lightness and shimmering effect? I feel that the first movement is too heavy especilly in the bass (I am also aware of one or two small glitches but this was take 1).
I feel that the slow mvt is somewhat more successful but capable of improvement.
All advice welcome.
Thanks
Electrodoc.
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