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Topic: Favourite pieces...
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bachbyte
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Favourite pieces...
on: April 09, 2011, 10:47:41 AM
Does anyone have a particular piece that they've loved playing/ pieces that they've heard that they would love to play? Just curious...
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pianoviolin
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Re: Favourite pieces...
Reply #1 on: April 09, 2011, 02:20:53 PM
uuu I've got quite a few, well currently I'm working on Rachmaninoff's prelude in B minor and i absolutely love it!! (especially the middle section, where it gets all dramatic
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and also i love hearing Chopin's polonaise in A flat, Op.53. i wish to learn it sometime, i just love it! It's so catchy, i always have the melody stuck in my head all day.
aaand also i like 1st Arabesque by Debussy. That one is just beautiful to play.
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thinkgreenlovepiano
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Re: Favourite pieces...
Reply #2 on: April 09, 2011, 02:32:07 PM
I'm in love with all the pieces I'm learning right now!
Especially Bach's French Suite no 5 (the Allemande)... it is just so pretty and I can just imagine myself in like... 18th century France! Oh and I like Chopin's nocturne op 27 no 1, it just seems to match my emotions so well when I'm upset ... I love it more every time I play it. Although I can't play either piece very well yet.
As for pieces I want to play, there are too many! Probably some Rachmaninoff. I can only play one of his pieces, the Etude Tableau op 33 no 8. Which is also really beautiful! But I like most pieces by Rachmaninoff, there's no way I can single one out! It's just that my teacher doesn't want me to play most of them, because a) they're too difficult for me and b) Rachmaninoff had big hands
And I'm really loving Ornstein's Arabesques right now.
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