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Topic: Problems with Scriabin Impromptu op.12 no.2  (Read 2154 times)

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Problems with Scriabin Impromptu op.12 no.2
on: August 08, 2012, 09:20:30 AM
Hello! I started learning this work for a competition. For the first two bars my question is Is it good and common to lift the pedal after the third note of the group for the two rests of the triplet?
  Also about the middle section where Scriabin put groups with quavers in the left hand and quaver thriplet and semiquavers in the right. How to play, and practise those?
   Thanks for your help!  :)
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