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Choose Your Five Favorites

1- C Major: 0 (0%)
2- A Minor: 1 (11.1%)
3- G Major: 0 (0%)
4- E Minor: 2 (22.2%)
5- D Major: 0 (0%)
6- B Minor: 1 (11.1%)
7- A Major: 0 (0%)
8- F Sharp Minor: 1 (11.1%)
9- E Major: 0 (0%)
10- C Sharp Minor: 0 (0%)
11- B Major: 0 (0%)
12- G Sharp Minor: 0 (0%)
13- F Sharp Major: 0 (0%)
14- E Flat Minor: 1 (11.1%)
15- D Flat Major: 0 (0%)
16- B Flat Minor: 0 (0%)
17- A Flat Major: 0 (0%)
18- B Flat Minor: 0 (0%)
19- E Flat Major: 0 (0%)
20- C Minor: 1 (11.1%)
21- B Flat Major: 0 (0%)
22- G Minor: 1 (11.1%)
23- F Major: 0 (0%)
24- D Minor: 1 (11.1%)

Total Members Voted: 4

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Topic: Shostakovich Preludes and Fugues (Read 1950 times)

john11inc

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Shostakovich Preludes and Fugues

on: December 30, 2010, 04:51:26 AM

Random, arbitrary thread, just because I've been really getting into Shostakovich's piano writing, lately. Did you choose more in major keys or minor keys? I have to assume major has a slight edge, what with the popularity of No. 15. In fact, did anyone not pick No. 15 and/or No. 22, for a reason other than to be contrary?

I went with Nos. 2, 6, 8, 14 and 22.

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