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Topic: Some questions for Franck Prelude chorale et fugue  (Read 1479 times)

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Some questions for Franck Prelude chorale et fugue
on: June 20, 2014, 09:12:56 PM
First of all,  for the beginning  of prelude, I find generally two ways to interpret 1:Play in a completely free style , they care only about the theme ,and for the accompaniment 32ths , it is super rapid but not quite clear (reference , like the 1st mov of sonatine of Ravel, in the beginning the little notes are just like a "back ground") 2 second way is to play every notes extremely clear et equal ,except for the theme which is of course more expressive . (Reference is , euh ,3rd mov of Ravel sonatine , the beginning ....)
 
Second question is for the choral.
The appegios pianissimo , in this part , you guys think that it will be better to make the appegios in or out of the beat?
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