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Help with Kirkpatrick edition of Goldberg Variations January 02, 2010, 09:37:36 AM by dtmowns
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Hello, I've noticed that in this edition, in his modified scores above the original text, sometimes he transposes and flips things to different clefs etc.... but I don't understand sometimes they are actually different notes!
For instance look at page 22 (Variation eight) Bar 20 and see if you can make sense if the alternate text above the original, the notes don't match!
Forgive my ignorance...as I am sure there is an explanation
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Goldberg Variation no 1 June 10, 2009, 01:06:26 PM by beethoven_fan
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Hi, everybody !
I'd like to know the grade (I know that grades are all subjective) for the first variation. I like it so much, so beautiful. I have looked at the score, it doesn't seem that hard. Is it harder than it looks ? I'd love to play it, but I don't want to mess it.
I'm not very adavanced. Here's what I have played by Bach (besides the Aria from the Goldberg and Prelude in C major that everyone plays) :
Inventions no 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, ,8 , 9, 10, 13, 14 Sinfonia no 15 Menuet from French Suite no. 2 in C minor Menuet from French Suite no. 4 in Eb major Gavotte from French Suite no. 5 in G major Menuet from French Suite no. 6 in E major
I can play those very fine, I'm very comfortable with them.
I have tried about a year ago to play Prelude in C minor from WCT 1, but could not play it at tempo. That's all I have I played from the WTC. No fugue yet.
Is Variation no 1 around my level ? Or is it too advanced for me ?
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VIDEO: Bach: Goldberg Variations #1 October 22, 2008, 10:11:50 PM by kard
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So, this is it I've been recording my practices recently. I usually mess around and try and perform something every once in a while and this came out pretty decently (in my opinion...). And yes, I'm still cringing at the crossing hands flub, but, nothing's perfect :-/.
Critique please!! I would really appreciate it. It's only been recently that I've moved past technique problems for the most part to listening.
Recorder: Audio- Laptop Mic, Video- Generic webcam software.
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Goldberg variation no.1 November 03, 2007, 05:30:36 PM by kard
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I just looked up the variations on youtube and realized that you cross your hands at the two bars just before the end of the first theme/section. (?) I had split up the fingering for the notes so I don't cross my hands (...im playing it allegretto). I didn't realize that the intention was to cross the hands so my question is, am i cheating and should i just relearn those bars? I'm under the impression that it kinda doesn't matter but i wanted some opinion on this.
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