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Offline piani0player

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memorizing fantasy impromtu
on: August 07, 2003, 11:18:22 AM
hi everyone ,
      :(i just learn all the notes of the fantasy impromtu by chopin last night and im planning to memorize it separately  first before i play hands together but there are no relationship between the fast passage notes on the right hand ,i find it hard to memorize it.the left hand may be easier ,i will try it tonight.so how do you memorize the whole piece?any tip?

thank you very much
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Offline la_carrenio2003

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Re: memorizing fantasy impromtu
Reply #1 on: August 07, 2003, 08:40:20 PM
There's a relationship between r.h. notes: they're an ornamention around the real notes of the arpeggio in the tonality you have in the left hand,until b. 12. After that, you have a gorgeous melody -the first note of each four-,again just ornamented arpeggios from b.25, in 34 a chromatic scale form the second beat,aain ornamented arpeggios from b.37.The ending part: the same until the coda, b.119, again a melody in the third note of every four until  b. 126, from b.129 the melody is in the bass. Trust your ears :)
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Re: memorizing fantasy impromtu
Reply #2 on: August 08, 2003, 05:48:34 AM
thank  you,i will try again tonight
"imagine a little shepherd who takes refuge in a peaceful grotto from an approaching storm.  In the distance rushes the wind and the rain, while the shepherd gently plays a melody on his flute."
 

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