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Topic: Beethoven's Triple-Digit Sonatas
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kevonthegreatpianist
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Beethoven's Triple-Digit Sonatas
on: June 20, 2015, 03:47:14 AM
I tried playing some movements of them, and they're not that difficult. Beethoven's Hammerkalvier, IMO, turns out to be the hardest sonata for all of them; its difficulty is probably equlavient to Chopin's b minor sonata. Do you Beethoven's triple-digits are among Beethoven's hardest and probably impossible sonatas, and which one should I start with (assuming I have the choices of Op.101, Op.106 (Hammerkalvier), Op.109, Op.110, and Op.111?
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I made an account and hadn't used it in a year. Welcome back, kevon.
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