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Topic: Czerny - Systematische Anleitung zum Fantasieren auf dem Pianoforte op. 200  (Read 3957 times)

Offline pianovirus

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Apparently, this didactic work tries to capture some of the aspects of how Beethoven used to improvise fantasies on the piano. Sounds very interesting. Does anyone have a PDF by chance?
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Offline thalbergmad

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Your best bet is caprotti on Pianostreets who is rapidly heading towards complete Czerny.

Not sure if he has done this one yet, but if memory serves, there is a modern Edition of this. Perhaps that would be the easier option.

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Your best bet is caprotti on Pianostreets who is rapidly heading towards complete Czerny.

Not sure if he has done this one yet, but if memory serves, there is a modern Edition of this. Perhaps that would be the easier option.

Thal

Thanks thal, I'm trying on Pianophilia too, if that's what you mean (pianoconfusion?  ;)). The modern edition really just looks like a 1:1 reprint, so I'd rather save the money if there's a scan of an old edition.
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Oops, yes i did mean Pianophilia.

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