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Topic: Schumann: From Album for the Young, Jaegerliedchen Op. 68 No. 7  (Read 8036 times)

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Schumann: From Album for the Young, Jaegerliedchen Op. 68 No. 7
on: July 01, 2007, 08:18:38 AM
I think I need to practice this!

Also, we need to write an article on Schumann's pedal markings and how to translate them into the modern piano.

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Re: Schumann: From Album for the Young, Jaegerliedchen Op. 68 No. 7
Reply #1 on: July 01, 2007, 08:31:21 AM
no pedal on the start notes until you've played the intial notes (sound), then add pedal quick.  otherwise - the note gets immediately blurred by the vibrations of itself.
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Re: Schumann: From Album for the Young, Jaegerliedchen Op. 68 No. 7
Reply #2 on: July 01, 2007, 10:59:28 AM
Rupert Knecht (in disguise as Artur Schnabel) will come through the chimney, wake us up and scold us "The Pedal is Schumann's.  It is to be observed."

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Re: Schumann: From Album for the Young, Jaegerliedchen Op. 68 No. 7
Reply #3 on: July 02, 2007, 08:43:45 AM
Sam hears the ascending fourths at the beginning and tells me something along the lines that I (the fox, we do a lot of fantasy role play) better watch out because the hunters are out to get me.

We both concluded this is a pretty scary song for foxes.

Thanks Mary Poppins.
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Re: Schumann: From Album for the Young, Jaegerliedchen Op. 68 No. 7
Reply #4 on: July 02, 2007, 08:53:25 AM
aha.  that's what the fourths are all about.  interesting.
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