Breadboy, if you (or anyone else) wants to try and play the Chopin Fantasie Impromptu, then you might like to read this site of mine titled - "My (optimistic) hope to master Chopin's Fantasie Impromptu":https://www.skytopia.com/project/articles/chopin.html
I think ill send money to the American Government to develop some poisonous killing gas which targets this thread.
Some people tell me that it takes a long long time to play some of the pieces that I've been able to memorize.
Anyway what do you guys think?
pfffft. You know that this thread will never die.*bump*
this treath kicks major assok i admiti have never touched a piano but tomorrow i am going to start withthe feux follets composed by liszt....is this a good idea? i think i can handle that one EASY!!!!
I lost both my hands in a farming accident. but I want to play this piece, is there a way?
Don’t loose heart! I have just the thing for you. It is called “The virtuoso toe – pianist” by C. Hanon. It consists of 60 exercises that if done everyday are guaranteed to increase and develop equally the strength and independence of your toes to the extent that no virtuoso repertory will be beyond your feet. Just remember to lift your toes high and not move the legs.Ah, you may also have to adjust your bench height. Keep us posted on your progress. Best wishes,Bernhard.
Never say never, Fred. Look at Mozart and Chopin.
Keyword composed. And do you have a link to the sheet music of the stuff he composed back then?
So, toe under? Or toe over (cananyone make a video to show the difference?)
and just how does one pedal?
I was wondering....am I a musical genius? lol. Not that I'm bragging or anything but I can learn a piece very quickly.
if the only reason you posted was to brag why not leave now. It would be imposible to play the FI after 5 years let alone 7 months or w/e. Im not sure whats with this piece but to breadboy: i have no hands....should i learn the winter wind???
People often neglect to mention how much they practice when telling people how quickly they learnt a piece, or how quickly they got to an advanced level
Well... I saw in a piano compilation a piece titeld Fantasie-Impromtu.... but it only had the middle theme with very simplified accompaniment.... maybe he learnt that, and doesnt know the difference?
Yeah Ive learnt fantasie impromptoe!! My ankles hurt!