I'm pretty sure it's not the post humous one. It doesn't say post. beside the title in my syllabus. So which one is the one that switches to 3/4 time in the middle? That's the one I have the sheets for.
... but those left hand leaps in the Chopin where it goes E flat up to E flat, back down to first E flat, up to the A flat an 11th higher, then back to first E flat, then up to C a 13th higher, then back down to first E flat, then up to E flat 2 octaves higher, then back down and then up to the A flat an 18th higher, all in just under a second, that worries me...
Now my only problem is that it is in the exact same key as the sonata (Moonlight ) that I'm playing right before it. I'll have to ask my teacher how picky examiners are these days about such things.
Okay, what if I went, Bach, then Moonlight, then Rach, then Chopin? I just don't know how the 3rd movement of the moonlight back to back with the Rach would sound. Do you think it would be too much action all at once? I was also thinking of ending with perhaps no. 2 from Morel's Deux etudes de sonorite, as my concert etude. I just can't find the score to see what key it's in (if any). Does anyone know? That still leaves me with one more piece to stick somewhere once I decide on it. I should probably stick my last one somewhere in between all that opening minor stuff though.