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Topic: Chopin Notes (analysis of Noctunre in C# Minor)  (Read 1450 times)

Offline beethovenopus2no3movt2

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Chopin Notes (analysis of Noctunre in C# Minor)
on: April 10, 2013, 08:18:08 PM
There is a lot of controversy on how this piece should be played. Chopin marks it Lento con gran expressione. Lots of people rush through this piece and play it too fast. The middle section is where I hear a lot of people making mistakes. Particularly, in measures 31-41 leading up to its return to the main theme. Preceeding this is a few measures marked Adagio that hear many student pianists ignoring. The trills in this piece are what get a lot of people, too. When the trill is preceeded by the same note as the upper note in the trill the note should begin on the principle note. This song was featured in the musical the Pianist, fun facts. :D

Offline ade16

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Re: Chopin Notes (analysis of Noctunre in C# Minor)
Reply #1 on: April 13, 2013, 10:04:50 PM
There is a lot of controversy on how this piece should be played. Chopin marks it Lento con gran expressione. Lots of people rush through this piece and play it too fast. The middle section is where I hear a lot of people making mistakes. Particularly, in measures 31-41 leading up to its return to the main theme. Preceeding this is a few measures marked Adagio that hear many student pianists ignoring. The trills in this piece are what get a lot of people, too. When the trill is preceeded by the same note as the upper note in the trill the note should begin on the principle note. This song was featured in the musical the Pianist, fun facts. :D

Since you originally posted this question a few days ago no one has replied until now. I wonder why?

You seem to be very good at asking very open ended questions but not contributing very much, if anything at all, to the wider discussion yourself! You never even seem to respond to anyone else's posts which have arisen from your tantalizing questions!!!
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