scarbo

[imbetter]

can sombody send me the score for scarbo thanks

[thalbergmad]

This will only take you a few days to learn o great master.

Thal

[cygnusdei]

Is it just me or the score looks "tame"? Apart from the repeated notes on the lower staff, of course. Is it possible to cheat, use sostenuto pedal to hold the harmony and use both hands for the repeated notes?

[imbetter]

Sorry I'm stupid but who wrote scarbo?

[iumonito]

Aloysius Bertrand wrote the poem.  Ravel wrote a piece for piano on the poem, which is what's discussed.  It requires a solid technique and all serious piano students play it along with the other two pieces in Gaspard de la Nuit.

Now, the real question is, why didn't you just google it?

[imbetter]

Wow ravel acctualy wrote somthing usefull

[thalbergmad]

Wow ravel acctualy wrote somthing usefull

No, he ACTUALLY wrote SOMETHING USEFUL.

More time in English class, less on piano.

Thal

[imbetter]

No, he ACTUALLY wrote SOMETHING USEFUL.

More time in English class, less on piano.

Thal

yes, my grammar (did i spell it right?) needs some work 

[nicco]

Wow ravel acctualy wrote somthing usefull

why dont you try it for a change.

[soliloquy]

SDC seal of disapproval.

[thetamman]

=> imbetter... you're kidding right?

[allthumbs]

This will only take you a few days to learn o great master.

Thal

It's also in the PianoStreet library.

[thalbergmad]

Perhaps not in Dec 06, when i posted it.

It amazes me the threads that get brought back to life

[birba]

Is it just me or the score looks "tame"? Apart from the repeated notes on the lower staff, of course. Is it possible to cheat, use sostenuto pedal to hold the harmony and use both hands for the repeated notes?

Actually THOSE repeated notes aren't so fast.  You can play it with one finger.

[allthumbs]

Perhaps not in Dec 06, when i posted it.

It amazes me the threads that get brought back to life

Well that tells you how observant I am, I didn't even notice the date of your post.