Haydn and Chopen

[elbert]

Haydn Piano Sonata, Adagio in G Major Hob. XV:22 (II)
Chopen, Prelude in C Sharp Minor, Op. 3, No. 2
LOOKING...HOPING...NEEDING to find these pieces.
Many Thanks, and all my love,

elbert

[akonow]

Haydn Piano Sonata, Adagio in G Major Hob. XV:22 (II)
Chopen, Prelude in C Sharp Minor, Op. 3, No. 2
LOOKING...HOPING...NEEDING to find these pieces.
Many Thanks, and all my love,

elbert

Are you sure you aren't thinking of Rachmaninoff Op. 3 No. 2? In any case, check out www.imslp.org for lots of scores.

[elbert]

thanks but if its not Chopen its not Rachmaninoff.

[elbert]

Sorry you are right. My first Rachmaninoff.
many thanks,

[thierry13]

Chopen ... omg ... CHOPIN FOR ****'S SAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[elbert]

I'm sure Mickey Dee's is hornored that at only 13 you would chose to use them as a gage in understanding the world of Jazz. I will send an email to submit you for a free happy meal and who know maybe for a lifetime.
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[rc]

Don't mind him Elbert.  He likes to be provocative, that signature alone has started too many pointless arguements.

That IMSLP site will have just about anything you could want, it's really amazing - the guy's doing it out of love for music.  I have it bookmarked.

[thierry13]

Hahaha as if I was 13. I'm far older than that, it's just a number next to my name since "thierry" alone didn't work. You of course have no respect for Chopin, and I don't know who that meekay dong you're talking about is. And I'm not talking about my signature, I didn't say anything about it, so stop complaining and spell people's name correctly. Surely you are much older than 13 yourself