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Topic: Rachmaninoff Prelude Op 32 No 5
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amee
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Rachmaninoff Prelude Op 32 No 5
on: October 01, 2003, 09:32:38 AM
I'm starting to learn this piece and am really stuck on bars 8-10, in the LH. Could someone help me out? I can't seem to be able to play all the notes the LH needs - should I take the top B with the RH or what?
Thanks.
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rachfan
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Re: Rachmaninoff Prelude Op 32 No 5
Reply #1 on: October 02, 2003, 05:41:01 AM
Hi Amee,
No, there is no redistribution of music between the hands there in measures 8-10. Playing the LH as intended does require a secure fingering though. In measure 8 for the LH double notes, starting on on the D-F# use 3 and 2, on C-E, use 4 and 2. At the 2nd group of 16ths, on the C-E, use 3 and 2. Moving on to the 3rd group of 16ths, on the B-D it's 3 and 2. And at the 4th group of 16ths, use 3 and 2 on the A-C, there. In measure 9 on that 2nd 16th after the G clef there, use a 2 to position your hand for the figuration that follows. In that same measure (although you're concerned with the LH) be sure to put a 5 on the F# in the RH triplet in the 4th beat in order to set up a logical fingering as you execute the melodic line with your right arm crossed over the left.
I hope this will help you.
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