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steven1231
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2 chopin preludes
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op.28 no.6
op.28 no.20
I skipped the repeat on no. 20
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Very good, we have something in common we dont play what is written, you play a G minor chord instead of a G major chord, also some other funy chord.
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I think it is minor in my edition, not sure. I prefer the sound of the minor anyway.
Nice playing btw!
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Quote from: steve jones on October 18, 2006, 06:55:40 PM
I think it is minor in my edition, not sure. I prefer the sound of the minor anyway.
Nice playing btw!
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well look at the second beat of bar 4 on the sheet music provided with this thread, it is clearly g major.
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I really think it should be G major. Musically it sounds alot better and its more logical if you look at the previous chords. And most important editions all have a Gmajor on that place.
Neglecting that nasty chord, i like how you played it
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