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Topic: Essential classical repertoire
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brriker
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Essential classical repertoire
on: March 02, 2011, 07:55:39 PM
I was just curious as to what people think is essential repertoire for a classical pianist? Of course, I know that personal taste, ability, etc. makes a difference here and this is all subjective. What do you think is music every pianist should know?
Personally, I would say all the Chopin etudes, Bach WTC, and Beethoven sonatas. I know this is a pretty standard answer.
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