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Topic: Rank this concertos??? (Read 1551 times)

ricardojarav

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Rank this concertos???

on: December 18, 2012, 10:42:32 PM

Well, I´ve to play this concertos:
Haydn piano concerto in D major
Mozart piano concerto kv 414 in A major
Mozart piano concerto kv 415 in C major
Well, which is the most difficult "technically" and the easiest "technically" too?? $:-\$

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the89thkey

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Re: Rank this concertos???

Reply #1 on: December 18, 2012, 10:52:36 PM

I'm really not too sure about relative difficulty levels with those kind of pieces, but I remember (vaguely) learning the Haydn at 8 or so years old and I thought it was about average. Hope that helps

And, which Mozarts are you referencing? Could you give the keys?