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Topic: Schubert - Erlkonig (Read 326 times)
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faj
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Would be very glad to hear Comments/ advice. Thank's in advance.
Best regards, Faj
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liszt1022
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ahhhh fminor evil (sorry I really prefer Gmin for this)
I don't know anything about vocal technique so I can't say anything about the singing.
piano could use a tuning
I've played this in the original and Liszt's transcription (as well as my own LH arr.) The original is easily the most painful of the 3. I know what you're going through, so I feel your pain. Your RH wrist is doing fantastic work. Congratulations on not hiding behind pedaling. There could be less RH during the Erlkoenig's first singing part - it throws the listener off rhythmically if the pulse from the LH octaves don't project. I could use a more flowing RH for the Erlkoenig's second singing part, as a contrast to the surrounding parts. Very good performance.
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faj
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I also prefer in G minor. The singer requested to transpose to E minor, but I think it's very fit with his voice. Piano's hammer is getting heavier though.
Wow, you play Liszt transcript and made your own LH arrangement ! You must be very good and have great knowledge/ experience. Yes, this is a great work, but the piano part is very painful to play and very hard for the singer also. From my whole repertoire, this is the most venomous one ! Thanks to feel my pain .. Also thanks a lot for your nice comments and good advice in earlkonig's singing parts.
Although this is a forum for piano, will highly apreciate if someone can give comments/ advice on Vocal part also. I personally love the singer, but perhaps some one will give comments/ advice for better performance ..
Thanks in advance, and thanks a lot for liszt1022
Best regards, Faj
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opus57
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Well, I like this piece and the way it is interpreted. But I would take more weight on the left hand and let the this voice becoming stronger. Further I wouldn't play the quarter notes in measure 2 and 3 (just as an example) that short, 'cause I think they become so powerless trough staccato... But you know: I'm not a pro and it is alright you play it!! About the vocal part I would advise you to show more differences in loudness and pronounciation (e.g. erlkönig - father - son) but in general it was more than perfect! Very nice! With best regards opus57 PS: "spät" is pronounced as "shpät" (as in shoe) 
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Please click here...Though you can do what you want, you can't want what you want. (indeed a very confusing truth)
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faj
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Hi opus 57 ! Thanks a lot for your comments/ advice on both Piano and vocal part. That's helpful for us.
Best regards, Faj
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