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Topic: Schumann - Intro and Allegro in D minor for Piano and Orchestra (Read 2149 times)

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Schumann - Intro and Allegro in D minor for Piano and Orchestra

on: October 26, 2006, 03:37:34 AM

This one is hard to find.

Thanks in advance

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Re: Schumann - Intro and Allegro in D minor for Piano and Orchestra

Reply #1 on: October 26, 2006, 04:01:05 AM

not that hard to find.

Schumann - Introduction and Concert Allegro op134 for piano and orchestra (Piano Solo).pdf (1577.6 kB - downloaded 83 times.)

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Re: Schumann - Intro and Allegro in D minor for Piano and Orchestra

Reply #2 on: October 26, 2006, 05:22:19 PM

Thaks.

You rule

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Re: Schumann - Intro and Allegro in D minor for Piano and Orchestra

Reply #3 on: October 30, 2006, 05:50:39 AM

Is this a good piece? I listened to my recording of it and didn't really like it - it was naxos and jano jando so that could be the reason. But it doesn't seem to get played as much as the otehr single work (gamaj, don't rememebr the opus no.)
Then I read a review and it said it's a much better piece than the gmaj and should be played. Maybe it needs another listen.

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