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Topic: Playing Liszts Hungarian rhapsody (Read 2384 times)

PhilDawson

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Playing Liszts Hungarian rhapsody

on: March 04, 2004, 12:53:30 AM

Has anyone played liszts Hungarian rhapsody No.2?
if so is there any advice you could give me on playing it?

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anda

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Re: Playing Liszts Hungarian rhapsody

Reply #1 on: March 04, 2004, 02:58:39 PM

practice!

no, really... the only technical problems are in friska - the rest is a matter of taste and ear for colors.

as for the friska, you can divide it in several parts (i don't remember how many - it's been too long since i played it), each of them presents one distinct technical problem. find it, and find the right solution (which is, if i remember well, a matter of finding the right fingering and the right moves of the wrist or the arm). once you did this, it's a piece of cake.

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