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Piano Board => Repertoire => Topic started by: dogperson on June 14, 2015, 08:48:31 PM
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HELP! My music teacher wants me to add modern repertoire, as I have been gravitating to Mozart, Chopin and Liszt. He suggested Tchereprin bagatelles, but I find these unappealing. I am an adult student who choices my own repertoire for lessons, with some guidance.
Criteria, I am not a fan of dissonance, but he is !
I have found the following I really like, but other composer/pieces as recommendations would be appreciated.
John Cage- Oceans
Lecuona- Malaguana
Clive Richardson- London Fantasia
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Try Kapustin- sonatina op100 and the Jazz preludes op53, concert etudes are harder. I'm also looking at Antonio Taurellio tocatta. n.Delo Joio suite for piano and preludes of Ginastera.
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HELP! My music teacher wants me to add modern repertoire, as I have been gravitating to Mozart, Chopin and Liszt. He suggested Tchereprin bagatelles, but I find these unappealing. I am an adult student who choices my own repertoire for lessons, with some guidance.
Criteria, I am not a fan of dissonance, but he is !
I have found the following I really like, but other composer/pieces as recommendations would be appreciated.
John Cage- Oceans
Lecuona- Malaguana
Clive Richardson- London Fantasia
Gershwin
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Hi Dogperson,
Unless you are preparing for piano competitions or are enrolled in a conservatory/music school, I don't see why you can't opt out of modern repertoire.
This item might be appealing:
And there is Schoenberg's Op. 11:
And Copland's Passacaglia:
Mvh,
Michael
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