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Offline rohansahai

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Can anyone identify this piece??
on: March 16, 2004, 03:02:04 PM
A friend of my teacher played a piece a few weeks back and called it a "Russian Scherzo". I got so impreseed by that piece that I've been searching everywhere to get its score. I listened to the Russian Scherzo by Tchaikovsky but it was not the same one. I think it was in Cminor. So, does anyone know a piece called 'Russian Scherzo' in c minor(perhaps) with ABA form, the middle section being leggiero or something? Thanks,
Rohan
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