Hi all!
I'll try to stay at the forum for a while, much back and forth... Anyway, here's a recording of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement :)
Regards, Triton
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I want to learn this piece, but I have some questions. 1. Can it be played on a 61-key keyboard? 2. Is it suitable for my skill level? I've tried Nocturne Op9No2, so is it around that level of difficulty?
Thanks.
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I try to play the Beethoven's piece: Moonlight Sonata 1st movement. I love to play this piece when I listen to it. When I play the piece to the bar 5, 6, and so on, I see the notes lie between the treble clef and the bass one. In the treble clef and bass clef, there are some notes too. It looks like the picture below:
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I got stuck continuing playing the piece and it made me confused. Can anyone give me advices to play these bars in the piece? Thank you very much. |
Ok, I have this competition coming up in seven months and I am unsure as to what sonata to learn. I have to learn either the first or last movement of one sonata and its a toss up between the third movement of The Tempest or the third movement of Moonlight Sonata. Which do you think is a better show piece? The rest of my pieces are Heroique Polonaise by Chopin, Etude Tableaux Op 33 no 6 by Rachmaninoff, Prelude and Fugue in C Minor from the first Well Tempered Clavier by Bach, and there is a toss up between the first movement of BB 88 Bartok Sonata or Etude op 18 - 1 by Bartok. I would really appreciate your opinion! WHich sonata do you think would compliment this regimen the most? |
| hi, i jus tried out the beethoven sonata 'moonlight' mov.1 and i was wondering should i add the pedal so that the sound will be nicer? pls help... |
| does anyone agree with me when i say that his Moonlight sonata no.14 in c# minor is the best piece of piano music ever!, i agree that the first part is overplayed but its the second part that grips me. and beethoven is the greatest composer? if not whats your best peice and composer? |
How can I learn to play the arpeggios of the first compasses clearly? Must I study it slowly and articulating the fingers? Must I play always with the metronome?
Thanks! |
Hi ! I have seen in the graded chart list that the whole sonata is graded 8.
What is the grade of the first movement? Anyone knows? As a beginner, I don't find it very transcendental, or am I wrong? |
Hi,
what do you think about the opinions given at:
http://classicalmusicblog.com/2007/09/beethoven-sonata.html
I have no idea who the author is, nor anything about his musical background.
I do not have a fine ear, so i ask you (that surely have a much better one) whether you agree with many observations made there.
For instance, speaking about the first theme of 1° movement:
<<Only Barenboim, Kissin, Pletnev, Ashkenazy, Lupu and Rubinstein can be said to have a true polyrhythm... (skip)...Brendel, Kempff and Schnabel have really got it wrong>>
??? ???
<<There are many wrong notes in other recordings, and they are the result of ‘missing’ the right ones, but it is difficult to explain why Barenboim plays a d-natural instead of e towards the end of the third bar in the A major connecting theme>>
Can you hear that? ??? ???
<<There is only one perfect recording of the third movement, and it is by Jenö Jandó>>
??? ???
Any opinions?
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| Anyone has any suggestions on how fast one should play the 3rd movement of this piece? My teacher suggest Corchet = 192. . But its too fast for me. . |