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Piano Board => Repertoire => Topic started by: jassical on November 28, 2010, 01:47:00 PM

Title: Doerrfeld Etude #3
Post by: jassical on November 28, 2010, 01:47:00 PM
I'd like to share with you some of my work of a decidely classical nature for feedback. I have 4 etudes and 2 toccatas which I intend to publish (especially if there's significant interest).

I just posted a blog article on Etude #3 along with a recording made at a recital at Eastman School of Music in 1984. You can view the article at https://www.billdoerrfeld.com/?p=1270

I'd be curious to get feedback on this work as well as ascertain interest in performing such work.

Warning: This piece is extremely difficult to perform. But, it's a show-stopper (IMO). I think it's fair to say it's somewhat in the tradition of Prokofiev, but, the incessant "shuffle" rhythym gives it a different spin (from the jazz tradition).

Thanks in advance for your thoughts. I appreciate it.

Bill Doerrfeld
Composer and Pianist
Classical and Jazz
https://www.billdoerrfeld.com
Title: Re: Doerrfeld Etude #3
Post by: richard black on November 28, 2010, 10:45:56 PM
Nice one! Check this guy out, folks, I know we've had a couple of spammers on this board lately but Mr Doerrfeld has some good music he's promoting. Really effective piano writing. Yes, please publish it, I'll take one!
Title: Re: Doerrfeld Etude #3
Post by: jassical on November 28, 2010, 11:35:29 PM
Thanks Richard for your kind words. I hope to publish and record in the future a dedicated volume of piano works I composed a while ago which include 4 etudes and 2 toccatas. That requires a bit of effort, but, I hope to get there.

I appreciate the support.

Regards,

Bill

Nice one! Check this guy out, folks, I know we've had a couple of spammers on this board lately but Mr Doerrfeld has some good music he's promoting. Really effective piano writing. Yes, please publish it, I'll take one!