Prokofiev: Toccata
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 Good editions for Prokofiev Toccata?
July 03, 2011, 05:50:27 PM by yodaofpiano
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I'm starting to learn the Prokofiev Toccata, and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for good editions. The website that I normally use to purchase music is hutchins and rea, and the editions they have for sale are Masters, International, Alfred, and Forberg. The last one is the only one I have not heard of. Does any know anything about forberg editions, and is it reliable? Also, does anyone know where to find the Kalmus edition of the Toccata, because that's what one of my piano teachers uses. Unfortunately, I can't find it. Please Help!
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toccata op. 11 fingering
May 28, 2011, 06:33:46 PM by pianorama
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Sorry for such a mundane question, but I've recently started looking at the Prokofiev toccata (I'm considering choosing it for my ARCT etude) and was just wondering about fingering before I kill myself with learning something bad. Near the beginning, with the broken d minor then g minor chords in the right hand, what would you recommend? I think (starting with the d)
[1 - 2 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 4 - 1 - 2] seems to work well throughout, but would you think otherwise? It feels a bit awkward with the left hand over it.
Thanks in advance, any other general advice would of course be also welcome.
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Which one should I play for a competition?
December 11, 2010, 02:45:01 PM by wilmerguido
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Which one should I play and which one is more difficult for you?
Ravel Toccata from Le Tombeau de Couperin
Ravel Alborada del Gracioso from Miroirs
Debussy Reflets dans l'eau from Images
Prokofiev Tocatta
Prokofiev Suggestion Diabolique
I know diffuculty is subjective... but I just need an overview, also, please point out the most difficult parts in these pieces
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prokofiev toccata
December 24, 2007, 08:42:58 PM by s1d1f1
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I can't start this poiece,I just can't.I don't know why,because is not that hard for reading but there are so many notes that my mind just can focuse,but I don't know why,I read so many dificult pieces.How shoul I start/should I practise separate hands?and how much time will I need to do this piece?
s1d1f1
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Prokofiev Toccata Op. 11
July 06, 2005, 05:42:45 AM by jlh
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Some of you may have heard it, but I never put it up for audition here yet, so here it is!
The first file is from my senior recital at KU. The second file is from another recital I did in St. Louis about a month later... funny story about this one... in the second main section there's the familiar FF contrary motion chromatic chords in D Major... well, I went an octave too far on this recital, and had to skip quite a bit of the piece as a result. Interesting how these things happen during performance... 
Anyway, both recordings are here...
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Toccata opus 11 PS Urtext (sheet music) 
Whats your fingering number at the climax of this song? The one with melody at the top and major third as its accompaniment.