If you send me the file I can host it and post a link here for everyone.
My online server space seems to be dead right now... it's been having a lot of trouble lately - I'll try to post it as soon as I can. Sorry for the delay everyone.
Could someone just put it online so that everyone could download it themselves?
Cool.I think the Chopin 2nd sonata needs to be a 10 instead of a 7 though.
This is the best use of a Microsoft Office program I've ever seen. Woo! Only thing I can spot is the numberings/namings of some of Beethoven's sonatas. I always thought Moonlight was 14, Pastorale 15? Not that it matters in the slightest - great job!
Is there anyway possible for me to view thisw spreadsheet without Excel? All I have is Microsoft works, and it isn't compatible
thanks for the spreadsheet for sure. I do have a question though. The gymnopecies are label level 6 or something (if I remember correctly). Is this technically or musically. To me this piece sounds, looks, and so far is extremely easy.
I think the spread sheet is only a compilation of someone's ideas about a piece. If you find the piece to be easier than indicated, change the grade to whatever you believe it should be. This was designed as a tool and a reference to be used individually, not as "THE" reference for grades. Once everyone starts using the spreadsheet for themselves, we may all end up with very different, very personal grades, as all the heated threads dealing with grades on this forum would suggest.
You'd have to ask Berhard for sure, or possibly a search on the forum would lead you to the answer. However, if my memory serves me, it's rated more difficult for musical rather than technical reasons.I think the spread sheet is only a compilation of someone's ideas about a piece. If you find the piece to be easier than indicated, change the grade to whatever you believe it should be. This was designed as a tool and a reference to be used individually, not as "THE" reference for grades. Once everyone starts using the spreadsheet for themselves, we may all end up with very different, very personal grades, as all the heated threads dealing with grades on this forum would suggest. Jef
I miss Torp
If anyone is interested in a copy of this spreadsheet let me know.