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Topic: Beethoven - Sonata No.5 op10no1  (Read 1471 times)

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Beethoven - Sonata No.5 op10no1
on: May 08, 2010, 04:42:48 PM
I worked on this sonata last summer, and in september I made these "in-progress"-recordings of the whole thing. I moved to a different city shortly after, and I didn't touch a piano for a couple of months afterwards, so I forgot about this whole sonata. I just discovered them at random while browsing my computer today.

Listening to these recording now, make me want to re-learn it this summer, and REALLY perfect it. But I might aswell post them here first. Perhaps locating the bad spots and getting some advice on what to focus on before I even start working on it again, will save me some time and some bad habits. Any comments will be appreciated!  :)
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