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Topic: A piece I should be able to play by now (Read 1420 times)

aeon135

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A piece I should be able to play by now

on: September 19, 2011, 04:40:07 AM

I'm a self thought pianist, I'm 19 and it's been about 3 years now since I started and I'd like for someone to point me to a piece that I should be able to play at this point.

I don't know my grade and I've never taken a lesson or even met another pianist who could give me their opinion - it's become somewhat of a fantasy of mine to meet another pianist in person.

Thanks in advance

Aeon.

bonus points if the piece you pick is on youtube since I do at least know that my sheet reading ability is below average - I can't stand it.

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gore234

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Re: A piece I should be able to play by now

Reply #1 on: September 19, 2011, 08:15:47 AM

Try playing Solfeggietto by C.P.E Bach and practice reading the notes.