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[faulty_damper]

Haha, Rach 2.  Even if you aren't able to play it well, while you learn it, you will be forced to learn the techniques to play the piece that may help you with the pieces you really want to play.  And who knows, but you in a year, whether it really will help you.

And I don't want to go on too much so you'll just get this reply from me.

[sharon_f]

Just curious, why did you only learn the first page of The Entertainer and not the whole piece?

Why not one of the easier Chopin Waltzes?

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[lani]

Chopin Waltz in A Minor is very unique from most waltzes. Clementi Sonatinas (G mjr) also is a contrast to Chopin. Regards, Lani

[goalevan]

Mozart Sonata K570 Adagio
or K332 Allegro
Both excellent pieces

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[thierry13]

Very good piece, i'm going to make it with two piano with my teachers next year, but this piece is for two piano, or piano and orchestra, so i don't know if it can be a good piece for your repertory !

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[DarkWind]

Pies, mind giving me the link? I haven't been able to find it . Thanks.

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[inu]

try this link, and tell me what do you think

https://www.music-scores.com/skill/composer2.php?skill=7&name=Piano


cheers
inu

[drooxy]

Inu,

Great site ! I have a very badly printed version of Nocturne 20a C# minor Op. posth from Chopin, and I found a very good one here !

Thanks !
Drooxy

[Snappy Joe]

a catchy one, well the Minute Waltz by Chopin is pretty catchy, that was the first I learned...am learning...am learning to play professionally...am enjoying!

Also, maybe one of his Mazurkas, Im currently practising Op 6 no 2, it's fun to play  

[pseudopianist]

a catchy one, well the Minute Waltz by Chopin is pretty catchy, that was the first I learned...am learning...am learning to play professionally...am enjoying!

Also, maybe one of his Mazurkas, Im currently practising Op 6 no 2, it's fun to play  

Yeah, check his Mazurkas. I just love the Bb flat (Op7 no1) I think you could manage it.

[donjuan]

hey pies,
If you have Liszt in your sights, start with something small--> like a formal introduction to Liszt's music, like a Consolation or Liebestraume.  If you understand the lyrical Liszt, then the virtuosic aspects of Liszt will be ever so much more easy!  I find Chopin very difficult to memorize and perform.  I spend most of my energy trying to play the right notes, rather than enjoy the music.

donjuan

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