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Diabolos

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Hi all.

I've got a recital coming up (finals), which is supposed to contain various styles of piano music and extracts from pieces with orchestra.
I've already selected a repertoire and would be thankful for any kind of feedback.

Bach: Inventios in f-major and in f-minor
Sonfonias in c-major
Brahms: Rhapsody Nr.1
Chopin: Walzes Nr. 2 and 3
Mazurkas Op. 7 Nr.1 and Op. 17 Nr.4
Debussy: Clair de lune
Granados: Andaluza
Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody Nr. 6
Schubert: Impromptus Op. 90 Nr. 3 and 4
Villa-Lobos: Le Polichinelle

Grieg: Piano concerto in a-minor, 1st movement
Mozart: piano conerto in f-major, KV459

In know that there's no sonata in it, but that's ok since I chose a Mozart piano concerto.

Thanks a lot.

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Mandy

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Re: Comments on repertoire

Reply #1 on: June 26, 2002, 09:37:59 AM

Oh my gosh, this seems like quite a bit just for a final-are you expected to play all of these pieces? You have quite a few "big" pieces in here-my personal favorites are the 2 Schubert Impromptus. I think you have a bit of everything, which should show off your technical, as well as musical abilities. Good luck!

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Diabolos

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Reply #2 on: June 27, 2002, 01:17:32 PM

Thanks a lot

I know, the program is long and difficult, but I have to play it all; it's part of a special program I chose to push my final average a little (that's what it all comes down to at German highschools).

Schuberts Impromptus are my favourites, too. Excellent and deep piano music (and not sooo difficult).

However, thanks again. Laters

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rubinsteinmad

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Reply #3 on: September 13, 2015, 11:59:04 PM

Wow! Grieg and Mozart 459! Good taste!
Woah! Lszt HR6 Awesome
WAOSOADSSADDSADSA!!!! Schubert Imprompty Op. 90 3 and 4! Wicked!

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