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dinosaurtales
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Taking a survey - Masters recitals
on: January 02, 2006, 06:44:52 PM
Who has done one? What did you play?
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amanfang
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Re: Taking a survey - Masters recitals
Reply #1 on: January 02, 2006, 06:55:32 PM
I am doing the first of my master's recitals in March. (I am working on my MMus in Piano Pedagogy.) Our first recital is a chamber recital, and I am playing all piano duo with a friend of mine. We are playing Busoni/Mozart Duettino Concertante, Liebermann's Three Lullabies Op. 76, and Liszt's Reminiscences of Don Juan for two pianos.
I am thinking about literature for my solo recital next spring, and have not nailed anything down. Since I am pedagogy, my recital is shorter - only 50 minutes. At the moment, my program has:
Beethoven - Sonata Op. 54
Brahms - Variations on Theme by Schumann, Op. 23 (This was originally a 4 hand work, transcribed for 2 hands by Kirchner - I LOVE this set)
Liebermann - Three Impromptus Op. 68
I'm not completely sure about the Liebermann yet though. Those three total 35 minutes, and I am thinking about adding some of the shostakovich preludes from the Op. 34 set to open the program with, and then possibly do the Brahms, then Beethoven, then Liebermann, but I don't know. I have over a year to decide what I'm doing, and most of my attention is on my recital for the fall at this point. I may pick a longer 20th century set and forget about the shostakovich preludes. Not sure yet. Good luck in choosing literature!
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