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Nightscape

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Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

on: July 06, 2005, 05:11:07 AM

D minor, K516 (S12) -- Nightscape

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Skeptopotamus

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Re: Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

Reply #1 on: July 06, 2005, 05:18:27 AM

K. 22 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 33 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 48 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 56 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 61 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 82 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 98 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 114 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 118 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 124 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 141 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 212 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 224 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 230 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 239 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 298 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 348 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 351 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 386 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 417 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 444 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 448 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 450 -- Skeptopotamus
D minor, K516 (S12) -- Nightscape
K. 517 -- Skeptopotamus

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viking

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Re: Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

Reply #2 on: July 06, 2005, 06:19:18 AM

Wow skepto, how many scarlatti sonatas do you have? 20? I didnt count. Now im not stupid I know these are relatively short 1 mvmt sonatas, but do you find these useful? Well I guess you probably find them useful, but I havent learned any of them. I learn bach instead, but is scarlatti similar? Tell me where I should start or any advice you have....
SAM

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Skeptopotamus

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Re: Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

Reply #3 on: July 06, 2005, 06:31:55 AM

scarlatti has really been forced on me....... it's the only baroque I use and no it's not useful to know this many; I just keep getting assigned to them from my teacher to work on different stupid little techniques. I'm not sure which I would recommend to start out with; I would ask your teacher. I'm not sure how to compare him to Bach; even though they are both Baroque they are still quite different in what each composer requires to play his pieces.

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dave_cane

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Re: Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

Reply #4 on: July 06, 2005, 09:42:24 AM

K. 22 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 33 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 48 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 56 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 61 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 82 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 98 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 114 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 118 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 124 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 141 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 212 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 224 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 230 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 239 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 298 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 348 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 351 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 386 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 417 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 444 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 448 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 450 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 516 -- Nightscape
K. 517 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 535 -- dave_cane

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steinwayguy

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Re: Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

Reply #5 on: July 07, 2005, 05:01:49 AM

K. 22 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 33 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 48 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 56 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 61 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 82 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 98 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 114 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 118 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 124 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 141 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 212 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 224 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 230 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 239 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 298 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 348 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 351 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 386 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 417 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 444 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 448 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 450 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 491 -- SteinwayGuy
K. 516 -- Nightscape
K. 517 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 535 -- dave_cane

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Eusebius_dk

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Re: Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

Reply #6 on: July 07, 2005, 07:16:03 AM

K. 22 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 33 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 48 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 56 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 61 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 82 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 98 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 114 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 118 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 124 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 141 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 212 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 224 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 230 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 239 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 298 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 348 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 351 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 386 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 417 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 444 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 448 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 450 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 491 -- SteinwayGuy
K. 516 -- Nightscape / Eusebius
K. 517 -- Skeptopotamus / Eusebius
K. 535 -- dave_cane

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Skeptopotamus

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Re: Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

Reply #7 on: July 07, 2005, 09:41:16 AM

hey eusebius isnt 517 the best one ever?

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stormx

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Re: Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

Reply #8 on: July 07, 2005, 11:00:27 AM

On Bernhard suggestion, i have learned K32 (D minor). A very short and lovely beginner level sonata

But, being so easy, i will EXCLUDE myself from taking part of the list

After all, any experienced pianist can learn it in 1 hour !!! Of course, it took me a little longer (2 weeks) !!!

By the way, Scarlatti is GREAT.

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pianonut

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Re: Complete Scarlatti Sonatas (You know how it works.)

Reply #9 on: July 07, 2005, 12:33:31 PM

Quote from: Eusebius_dk on July 07, 2005, 07:16:03 AM

K. 9 -- pianonut
K. 22 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 33 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 48 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 56 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 61 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 82 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 98 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 114 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 118 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 119 -- pianonut
K. 124 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 141 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 212 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 224 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 230 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 239 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 298 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 348 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 351 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 386 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 417 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 444 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 448 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 450 -- Skeptopotamus
K. 491 -- SteinwayGuy
K. 516 -- Nightscape / Eusebius
K. 517 -- Skeptopotamus / Eusebius
K. 535 -- dave_cane
[don't laugh. K 9 is beautiful. it is in d minor. the K 119 is in D major. i am playing them as a pair. wow. skeptotamus. who'd have guessed so much scarlatti! i love scarlatti. it may be simple, but it is sort of like easy listening classical because it can also be played on the guitar.]

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