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Topic: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"  (Read 4001 times)

Offline ajw400

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Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
on: June 28, 2005, 09:09:42 AM
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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #1 on: June 28, 2005, 11:00:31 AM
i like it. even if the ligeti etudes are wayyyyy above me..,

how abut desordre next? :D

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #2 on: June 28, 2005, 11:26:15 PM
moooooooody


just the way self likes it
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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #3 on: June 29, 2005, 01:13:28 AM
 Great piece! This is the first Ligeti Etude I hear, and you did a great job. ;) It sounds like a terror/ suspence movie's music...
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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #4 on: June 29, 2005, 03:42:09 AM
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Great piece! This is the first Ligeti Etude I hear, and you did a great job. Wink It sounds like a terror/ suspence movie's music...

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #5 on: June 29, 2005, 04:16:09 AM
That's excellent.  I've never heard the ligeti etudes either, and I'm quite impressed.


Hey, didn't you enter the Crescendo Music Awards earlier this year?  I was playing this etude in my media player and noticed your name in the artist place, and knew I had heard of it before.  I think you played a Liszt piece.  Or a Vine piece, I'm not sure.

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #6 on: June 29, 2005, 07:14:31 AM
Yes, I did enter the Crescendo Music Awards and played a Liszt piece in the finals - were you a competitor too? I hope I didn't suck too much when you heard me  ;)

BTW: do you study in the midwest? just curious....

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #7 on: June 30, 2005, 02:49:11 AM
Actually I did compete.... but sadly did very poorly.  Although, I think it was a blessing in disguise, because I think that my poor performance has actually forced me to become more self-critical of my playing since then, to listen more to what I play. 

If I remember correctly, I was impressed by all of the finalists!  And yes, I did happen to be a freshman at that same university the competition was held at.  Not exactly the best facilities, eh?  But they're building a new music building, so who knows.

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #8 on: June 30, 2005, 03:12:07 AM
your recording was ok... but i just thought you might want to know you could get in SERIOUS trouble for posting a ligeti etude.  definitely out of public domain.

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #9 on: June 30, 2005, 03:51:59 AM
your recording was ok... but i just thought you might want to know you could get in SERIOUS trouble for posting a ligeti etude.  definitely out of public domain.

Oh yes, it's you all right.

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #10 on: June 30, 2005, 07:43:53 AM
Thank you for pointing that out, pokeypenguin - it just didn't cross my mind..... Anyway, I have deleted the sound file to avoid getting into trouble.....

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #11 on: June 30, 2005, 07:50:52 AM
Nightscape, do you plan to do Crescendo again? Since I did not win first prize, I am still eligible to compete next year if I want, but I'm not too enthusiastic about the judging procedure they use. Did you know they have point scales in ten different categories like appearance, phrasing, dynamics, note accuracy --- just like an athletic competition! (So my advice to you would be to do what this year's first place winner did and play a piece nobody's heard before so they, at least, won't take off half a point for every note you miss...they don't have the scores in the finals). Plus, more than half the judges in the final round are not pianists and wouldn't know an argerich from a helfgott if their life depended on it, needless to mention that they have no idea which pieces are difficult and which are easy.

The people that run the competition are very friendly, and I like the atmosphere of the event. Plus there's just so-much too-much money to be had! hmmmm.......

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #12 on: June 30, 2005, 08:26:29 AM
I'll probably do it again, since it's right there (I mean, I live less than five minutes away from it!).  You're right, they wouldn't be able to tell if that guy missed any notes in his Vine sonata.  I didn't know about that wierd judging system though. 

Mabye I should play an original composition?  I wonder if they would let me do that?

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #13 on: June 30, 2005, 10:09:22 AM
Oh yes, it's you all right.

eh it's me alright?  good sleuthing!  it's not like i didnt say who i was on the chatroom, and even use the same email address and IM things.....  not really trying to hide it; check my sig.

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #14 on: July 01, 2005, 04:27:39 PM
your recording was ok... but i just thought you might want to know you could get in SERIOUS trouble for posting a ligeti etude.  definitely out of public domain.

I'm a little confused by this.  Why would someone get in trouble for performing a piece and sharing it on a forum?  It's not being sold.  The notation is not being provided.  Can ajw400 perform this at a competition? Or do you have to get permission?

Really, I'm just curious.
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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #15 on: July 15, 2005, 05:37:38 AM
Thank you for pointing that out, pokeypenguin - it just didn't cross my mind..... Anyway, I have deleted the sound file to avoid getting into trouble.....

You may post the file again since Nils got that thingy...ya know...the thingy...

DLu

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #16 on: July 20, 2005, 02:33:40 PM
yeah please post it again. I would like to hear it.

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #17 on: July 21, 2005, 02:51:54 PM
OK - I will post it again as soon as I can. I am away from my apt. (and my computer) until mid-August, and unless I can get my subletter to email it to me, it will be until then that I can re-post the file. Anyway, thanks for your interest :).

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Re: Ligeti Etude from Book I -- "Arc-en-ciel"
Reply #18 on: July 21, 2005, 02:55:45 PM
that is fine. I will wait patiently.
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