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[mikey6]

I need a 45 minute program for a competition and at the moment have -
Debussy Image bk1 (15 mins)
Beethoven Bagatelles op.126 (20 mins)

So I need 10 minutes of a virtuosic kind.  Was possibly thinking the 13th Rhapsody, but any other suggestions?
Oh and nothing written past 1911!

[dnephi]

Scriabin Fantasy?

[franzliszt2]

Islamey :-D

Schumann toccata
Liszt Tarantella

I like the sound of a rhapsody as well.

Saint Saens etude in the form of a waltz.

Chopin Scherzo

Just some random thoughts 

 

[mikey6]

Scriabin Fantasy?

Not a huge fan...will investigate

Islamey :-D

BLEH!!  though you already knew that!
3rd sherzo is in the 1st round
I've done the tarantella to death, the Schumann is...well...hard!
possibly the Saint Saens.

[franzliszt2]

Please do Saint Saens! I love that piece!

Upon my return tomorrow...I shall *Stand up straight, stare menacingly* and present you with the score.

[healdie]

Oh and nothing written past 1911!

May i ask what is wrong with anything written past 1911?

[thierry13]

Not a huge fan...will investigate

what

[mikey6]

May i ask what is wrong with anything written past 1911?

Beats me, ask the the competition organisers.

what

Just not a huge fan of the piece, what else can I say.....

[rob47]

the 9th rhapsody clocks in around 10 minutes + -

Franck - Prelude Fugue and Variation is also basically 10 minutes

[communist]

Beats me, ask the the competition organisers.Just not a huge fan of the piece, what else can I say.....

so soliliquy wont say some weird contemporary

[lostinidlewonder]

Alkan Etude Op35 No 7 L'incendie au village voisin

     part1

    part2

[etudes]

the 9th rhapsody clocks in around 10 minutes + -

Franck - Prelude Fugue and Variation is also basically 10 minutes

exactly my favorite rhapsody  I was about to say it 
well.. 10 mins
Liszt Réminiscences de Robert le Diable  is one of the forgotten piece
too bad...Medtner - Sonata Tragica...was written ca. 10 years too late..otherwise it would fit the program so well.
Alkan - Le Festin Aesop op.39 no.12 would do the job as well 

[pla635]

I too have been searching for the perfect 10 minute virtuosic competition piece.  There is Abegg variations by Schumann which is 8.45 minutes.  Mephisto waltz is 10 minutes-but so overplayed.  Ravel's La Valse I think is about 11 minutes.  Liszt legend-st. francis walks on the water is 8 minutes.  Mendelssohn variations seriouses is 11 minutes.  Liszt hungarian rhapsodies are good, or perhaps the tarentella which is 9 minutes?  He also wrote a 12 minute transcription of Totentanz, and Danse Macabre.  Rigoletto parphrase is 7 minutes, but there is also the transcription of Norma which is amazing!  I think that may be 15 minutes though.  You could play Chopin Bolero or a Rondo-efective and underplayed.  Dante sonata?  Hope these suggestions helped. 

[franzliszt2]

Alkan - Le Festin Aesop op.39 no.12 would do the job as well   
 

He doesn't like it....I shall convert him though!!