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Beatrice Rana’s “Classiche Forme”
This upcoming summer marks the highly anticipated 10th edition of the Classiche Forme chamber music festival, run by acclaimed pianist Beatrice Rana. As preparations for the milestone anniversary get underway, we now get a fascinating look back at the last edition by guest writer Laurence Vittes from Bachtrack. Read more
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Topic: Liszt, Soirées de Vienne  (Read 3807 times)

Offline mike1515

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Liszt, Soirées de Vienne
on: July 01, 2011, 09:46:45 AM
Hello everyone!

I'm studying Liszt - Soirées de Vienne - Valses-Caprices d'apres Fr. Schubert, S.427 (1852) - No.4
I was just wondering why this piece doesn't appear in this site, it's a really interesting and beautiful piece.

And one more thing.
I would like your opinion on my next year's piano programme:
-Chopin etudes: op.10 1, op. 10 4, op. 25 10.
-Liszt, Waldesrauschen.
-Clementi sonata op. 7 no. 3 in g minor
-Bach prelude and fugue no. 15 in G major, WTC I
-Liszt Soirées de Vienne, 4
-Rachmaninoff prelude op. 23, 3 (d minor) and 7 (c minor)
-Joaquin Turina, Danzas fantasticas 3, Orgia.

Thanks very much and sorry for my english!

P.D: I won the competition playing Brahms Rhapsody op. 79, no. 1 and Debussy Tarantelle Styrienne!  :D
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-Brahms rhapsody op.79 no.1
-Bach WTC1, BWV 848
-Debussy Tarantelle Styrienne
-Rachmaninoff etudes-tableaux
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