Schumann: Carnaval opus 9
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| Key: n/a |
Published: 1835 |
| Level: 8+ |
Period: Early Romantic |
 Carnaval opus 9 (sheet music) |
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 Schumann's Carnaval
June 25, 2008, 04:57:08 PM by healdie
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Hello i have purcharsed Schumann's Carnaval and would like to eventually learn all of it but some of it is definatly out of my skill range at the minute, so which would pieces within Carnaval would you all say are the easiest to approach first? Thanks alot
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Carnaval Sphinxes, What is it?
March 14, 2003, 05:51:40 AM by frederic
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What is it? I mean i have a copy of Carnaval and after No. 8 there is a title Sphinxes and under that, 3 bars of really strange looking notes.
It says it shouldn't be played.
But how exactly do you play 3 bars of strange looking notes?
Why shouldn't pianists play it?
Sorry, im not familiar to this work and i am just starting to explore Schmann's work more carefully.
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More on Carnaval Op9 by Schumann...
April 22, 2002, 11:38:07 PM by stokes
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What do you think about this piece? It is for sure a hilarious collection of pieces, but how serious minded do you think Schumann was when composing this piece? It includes several very beautiful pieces but some of them are "destroyed" by their dymanical markings, I think. Most clearly, the very beatiful "Chopin" that has all the sF's in the left hand. Was it just a way for Schumann to make fun of Chopin?? What about the other names in this carnaval. Where did he get them all from, except those several variations of Clara?
By the way....does any of you play the Sphinxes?
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