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Topic: Rachmaninov Faintasie Tableaux-Barcarolle for two pianos!  (Read 1523 times)

Offline kaiwin

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My friend and I decided to do Rachmaninov's Faintaisie Tableaux I. Barcarolle for two pianos.
So far he just ordered the music for us which is great. Before we get the music, is there any thing we need to know before playing this? Anything we can do to keep together? Any tips? Whats your review on this piece?

And also,
Is it possible for anyone to upload a recording for this?


Thanks,
Kaiwin

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Re: Rachmaninov Faintasie Tableaux-Barcarolle for two pianos!
Reply #1 on: June 18, 2006, 01:00:41 AM
My friend and I decided to do Rachmaninov's Faintaisie Tableaux I. Barcarolle for two pianos.
So far he just ordered the music for us which is great. Before we get the music, is there any thing we need to know before playing this? Anything we can do to keep together? Any tips? Whats your review on this piece?

And also,
Is it possible for anyone to upload a recording for this?


Thanks,
Kaiwin

I have recorded both Rachmaninoff Suites and will try to post them soon.

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Re: Rachmaninov Faintasie Tableaux-Barcarolle for two pianos!
Reply #2 on: June 18, 2006, 01:07:46 AM
Ok great!
Thanks!

Any tips on this piece?

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Re: Rachmaninov Faintasie Tableaux-Barcarolle for two pianos!
Reply #3 on: June 18, 2006, 04:40:28 AM
I was going to play this with a friend of mine this last year, never got around to actually putting it together, but I worked on the first part.  Wow, this piece is really tough.  It is great though.  I have Ashkenazy and Previn playing this, it is wonderful.  I'd post a recording here, but I don't want to get in trouble.  If you give me your email, I could email it to you in mp3.
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