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bet33
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opinions on these pieces...
on: June 24, 2004, 02:07:31 AM
just for fun, what you guys think of these pieces:
(if you dont know them, just put a "dont know" next to them...\
chopin- BALLADE number 1
BALLADE number 4
improptu in C# minor
opus 10 (etudes book one)
liszt- SONATA in B minor
HUNGARIAN RHAP number 2 (C# minor)
TRANCENDENTAL ETUDES
DANTE SONATA
CONSOLATION number 3
alkan- opus 33 (4 ages)
opus 39 (4-7) symphony for solo piano
opus 39 (8-10) concerto for solo piano
bach- inventions 2 and 3 part
goldberg variations
RZEWSKI- people united will never be defeated
LIAPUNOV- 12 studies based on liszt's trancendentals...
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thierry13
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Re: opinions on these pieces...
Reply #1 on: June 24, 2004, 09:55:25 AM
Chopin:
Ballade 1:
A nice piece, not so hard!
Etudes op.10:
All hard, some VERY hard, others not that hard. But some are really beautifull! If you want to make some etudes, go see the ones op.25 too.
Liszt:
Sonata in b minor:
A great masterpiece...VERY hard,and long, in one movement, but a very great piece.
Hungarian rhapsody #2:
The best hungarian rhapsody in my opinion, a little hard
but very nice, and has some cadenza ad lib, so you can make it your way!
Transcendental etudes:
Some are quite nice, but they're all HARD!!!
Liapunov:
Transcendental etudes:
Same comment as for liszt's
but i don't know all of them.
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