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Offline zhovey

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Experience Answers
on: October 13, 2003, 01:21:31 PM
How long would it take for a really good performer to go from scratch to concert ready on a piece like the Tchaikovsky - Piano concerto Bb-minor op.23 (allegro non troppo e molto maestoso movement only) ??????????????
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Offline lobo

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Re: Experience Answers
Reply #1 on: October 21, 2003, 02:59:38 AM
I guess it depends... my teacher played Beethoven`s Emperor with a 3 weeks notice, and i read that Richter mastered Prokofiev`s 7th sonata in 3 days or so...
we mortals require a lot more...which is no problem as long as you enjoy the process.
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Offline e60m5

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Re: Experience Answers
Reply #2 on: October 22, 2003, 12:34:33 AM

What a coincidence you're talking about learning the Tchaikovsky B flat Concerto quickly!

I'm trying to do that myself, right now. Although I am just starting today. Heh. I have no idea of how long it will take, but once I have tried, I will have an idea.
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