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The Prodigy Who Saw Into the Future – Lili Boulanger’s Piano Music

A teenage girl with forward-looking ideas, Lili Boulanger had enough determination to successfully navigate the competitive, patriarchal, and conservative music scene of Paris. Despite a constant fight against illness, she achieved great mastery as a composer, and left behind a significant catalog of works characterized by intense emotional depth, in a sophisticated, post-Romantic, Impressionist style. Now, all her scores for solo piano are available to Piano Street’s members. Read more

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Jesus

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Most Romantic Masterpiece

on: September 03, 2003, 04:16:24 AM

I am sure I am not the first who has pondered this question. What piece can make a woman fall into your arms as soon as your hands are off the keyboard?
Probably one of the best kept secrets. I would say

Debussy´s "Claire de Lune

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tph

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Re: Most Romantic Materpiece

Reply #1 on: September 03, 2003, 06:06:23 AM

Maybe Beethoven's "Moonlight", Schubert's 3rd impromptu, or Liszt's "Un sospiro", Liebestraume, or Consolation no.3.

Let me know if any piece at all works!