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Topic: Opinions on Chopin op 25 n 6 (Read 1287 times)

Souza

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Opinions on Chopin op 25 n 6

on: August 08, 2005, 03:26:22 PM

What sounds better in bar-42 Studie op. 25 n.6 - Chopin? #F ou #G ?

Some urtext editions have the #G/#D...instead #F/#D as in majority editions.

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Also in bars 7 and 8, the majority editions has in right hand's thirds an #A ...some others editions as Cortot, has an natural A.

Pianists plays in both forms, but I guess predominates as in Cortot's.

Any opinion? What sounds better?

Best Regards

Pedro

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allchopin

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Re: Opinions on Chopin op 25 n 6

Reply #1 on: August 08, 2005, 07:14:45 PM

I have always played F#, so to me it sounds more correct. However, my theory is telling me it should probably be a G# because the left hand chord is B#, D#, implied G#, and A natural (just a 9-8 suspension). This would make the chord a V9 of the current tonicization of c#-. Can someone back me up on this?

I also play the A# - I have equal numbers of recordings of both ways.

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