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pjaul
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High school senior recital program order suggestions
on: June 02, 2013, 09:04:05 PM
Hi everyone. This is my first pianostreet post. Glad to be here.
My recital is in a couple weeks, and I would really appreciate suggestions for the order of my program. I have an idea, but I won't say it in order to not bias you before you respond. Here is my music in chornological order:
Scarlatti k 466 in f minor
Scarlatti k 531 in E major
Mozart k 488 in A major mov. I (my teacher will play the orchestral reduction)
Brahms Intermezzo in b flat minor op 117 no 2
Scriabin Prelude and Nocturne for the left hand op 9 (I don't have to necessarily play the prelude.)
Debussy Estampes mov. I "Pagodes"
Don't hold back your thoughts please.
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kitty on the keys
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Re: High school senior recital program order suggestions
Reply #1 on: June 02, 2013, 10:07:46 PM
Debussy
scarlatti
Scriabin
Brahms
Mozart
Best of luck! Beautiful pieces!
Kitty on the Keys
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pjaul
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Re: High school senior recital program order suggestions
Reply #2 on: June 03, 2013, 03:55:48 AM
Thank you! I love the idea of beginning with the Debussy, and I had not thought of that by myself. Its opening is so calm and sensual that it would be a great way to take control of the audience.
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