Schubert: Impromptu opus 90 no 2
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 struggling with Schubert impromptu op 90 n 2
May 09, 2011, 12:38:50 PM by costicina
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Hi everybody!
Schubert’s Impromptu op 90 n 2 is the last piece my 11 yo daughter is trying to learn under my guidance (but I’m not a qualified teacher). Since she started her piano lessons about two years ago, it was perhaps a bad choice. I’m afraid this piece is too challenging for her limited skills (and too lengthy: staying focussed is a big problem for her). But probably, we are just practicing it in the wrong way…So, please, we badly need your help here!!!
This video (if you have the patience and the time to watch it), could give you a better idea of the technical/musical problems my daughter is struggling with. Any suggestion, advice, warning you’ll be so kind to give us will be most appreciated.
Many thanks in advance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xzvGpGSjbk
Margherita
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Schubert Impromptu Op.90 No.2 - Difficulty
February 27, 2009, 02:53:58 PM by frank_48
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how hard would this piece be out of 10 do you think?
i want to start it, it doesnt seem that hard, i am looking for a big performance piece that will take a long time to learn, you know something huge.
i dont know if im emphasising the word 'huge' properly.
i want it to be long, 4+ minuets is nice, and something that takes time and effort to achieve perfection. nothing like a liszt etude though. 
something managable for a student in his second year of learning.
Latley its just been clementi/burgmuller and other grade 3-4 pieces. which isnt that bad, i mean its good for progress and all that but i want to feel challenged, but not to the point of total frustration if you know what i mean.
perhaps someone can recommend other pieces with that criteria?
not Chopin/Bach/Beethoven though, i have that sorted on when i will play those pieces.
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 Schubert Impromptu: Op90n2
April 15, 2007, 04:54:52 AM by piano121
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Hi folks. It has been a while since my last post. I got some problems whith my recording gear. Finaly got it fixed.
About the piece, As some felow pianists posted their versions of op90 n2, and other impromptus as well. I felt compeled to post mine to. I m very fond of this piece, I have listened to it for the fisrt time, several years ago, and didn´t give it much atention. Along with other Schubert stuff. Then years latter I started to listen to Schubert again, and started liking it more and more. then Schubert sort of grew on me, as I listened carefully to his music and tried to understand it . No doubt he is amongst the best.
In this recording I tried to manifest what I feel about Schubert´s music generaly, of course, based on my knowledge at this moment. I just rec. it a few hours ago. I have been studing it for a while, several months. It still has lot´s of things I would like to polish, and make it better, but thats how I can deal with this piece at this moment. It was pretty dificult to handle it, I think maibe it would be easier if I started it a little latter, maibe it was i little bit above my level when i first started studying it.  Somehow I worked my way to its completion.
I´m working on beethoven´s op2n1, It´s been much more confortable to hadle it. (I now, you must say... wait till the 4th mov.)
Coments apreciated. 
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Difficulty of these pieces..
October 23, 2006, 10:12:27 PM by mmro
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Could someone tell me the order of these pieces from the easiest to the hardest?
Chopin Poloanaise Op 26 No 1
Beethoven Sonata Op 10 No 1
Mozart Sonata K332
Schubert Impromptu Op 90 No 2
Chopin Fantasie Impromptu
THanks
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Impromptu opus 90 no 2 PS Urtext (sheet music) 
Impromptu opus 90 no 2 - FREE SAMPLE (mp3 file) 
i think the fingering of this piece is very difficult - do we need to play with pedal for almost the entire piece ? 