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Topic: Camargo Guarnieri Preludes (Ponteios) and repertoire  (Read 2253 times)

Offline jy_

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I was thinking of playing some of these for my recital, and I am currently learning nos.30 and 49 (I suppose that these 2 are probably the more famous ones). Anyone here can suggest any 2 or 3 more so I could play them as a set?

I am also looking for something impressionistic (read about castelnuovo-tedesco here somewhere but unfamiliar with his pieces and their difficulty) because my current program already includes the Bach Italian Concerto and the Schumann Kinderszenen.

I might just play the Griffes Tone Poems because I've played some of his other works already

Am thinking of the York Bowen Toccata - it seems an effective piece but how hard is it?

I'm also considering including something 'Asian'... any recommendations?

Finally, a sonata, but this will cause me to be over the timing, however, something obscure (not too hard) would be nice (to replace the Bach or/and Schumann)