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Piano Board => Repertoire => Topic started by: makivka on November 02, 2021, 06:35:41 PM
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I've been tasked of finding some Swedish music to learn on the piano. I'm open to anything (classical/folk/pop). I tried to find something of pop, but I wasn't able to find any sheet music. Please help ;D
(I've played more for more than 10 years, so any suggestions of any difficulty are welcome)
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These are pretty famous, especially the first one:
Not too difficult to play either. It sounds more impressive and difficult than it is.
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These are pretty famous, especially the first one:
Not too difficult to play either. It sounds more impressive and difficult than it is.
Those are great! Too bad the pianist plays in a sort of bangy and mechanical way, I see a lot of moments in the score he could take better care of, making the pieces more dynamic.
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If you're willing to venture to Norway, Tveit was a really good piano composer.
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There are 2 amazing concerti by Wilhelm Stenhammar (I apologize in case the spelling is wrong), you might want to check it out. :)
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Stenhammar is great, probably the finest swedish composer. Peterson-Berger and Hugo Alfven are famous too, both inspired by swedish folk music.
Here is Summersong by Wilhelm Peterson-Berger.
Free high quality scores of swedish composers:
https://www.levandemusikarv.se/tonsattare/peterson-berger-wilhelm/SMH-W1158-Frosoblomster_8_atta_melodier_for_piano_hafte_I
Choose ”Tonsättare” and type the name of the composer or just browse on the first letter.
Intåg i sommarhagen is nice too: