Does anyone know of an edition of Rach 2 with fingering suggestions? Unfortunately, even the Schirmer edition does not have them It would be good if Alfred Masterworks were to publish a study edition on this work.Thanks.
No offence taken. I know Rach 2 is to difficult for me right now. It's just that it's my favourite concerto and I always get tempted to try a few bars myself.I see your point about fingering, although I do believe that it is always helpful to see fingering suggestions by experienced editors. Afterall editors have been rather generous with their suggestions for Chopin and Liszt's music, much of which is no easier than Rachmaninov's music and probably requires large hands as well. I just do not quite understand why nobody seems to have published study editions for Rachmaninov's concertos (especially when there are such editions for his preludes by Alfred Masterworks and for Tchaikovsky's 1st Piano Concerto by Schirmer).By the way, what sort of level do you think is the Rach 2? Is it a LRSM or even FRSM? In case you are not familiar with the ABRSM system, LRSM is equivalent to the level of a final-year conservatoire student and FRSM is post graduate level.