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pianistimo

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sturm und drang

on: December 06, 2005, 11:11:25 AM

do you ever feel this way? in the key of F# minor for instance? say, did you know that beethoven sort of theived his moonlight sonata opening (op. 27 #2) from haydn's symphony #44 (mourning symphony)? a comparison of the tempo, rhythm, melodic line, and harmony as well as the shared exotic key of F# minor.

interesting, huh!

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