Yo what's good. It's been a minute since I've been on here. Anyways check this out. I'm thinking of learning the Hammerklavier for my senior recital next year. But the piece is so damn big it's hard for me to gauge what are some of the challenges it poses. I know the last movement has like a 20 page double fugue so it's probably gonna be nasty to remember.
Why do you insist on using MY hands for all that LvB?? If you want to fugue, learn something like Franck's C,P&F!
becuz the french are for wussesgermans r bossesstep up ur game
WOAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH hold up there.I do agree Germans were the better composers back in that time period, BUT...Couperin is pretty fire low key. I'm taking harpsichord lessons and only learning his music.
it's just a euro-joke, I'm not being serious. I love french composers. lolI've played a decent amount of rameau, on the piano tho because I'm a heathen.
Eew ramen?
If naruto likes him so will i
Naruto is a loser. You wanna be a loser???
dudeif being a loser means that I'll get to reproduce with the real life equivalent of the bombshell hinata then hell yeah Im going to be a loser
I am a self proclaimed Beethoven master, but utter shite at Mozart, who is my fave. Hammerklavier is difficult, but if you have experiene at beethoven eg 8th, 14th, 23rd sonatas also 19th and 20th, generally considered the easiest it shouldn't be too tricky, especially if you have played liszt. it is quite fun to play but performance is intense and you really need to know the piece super well
Topic: has anyone here played the Hammerklavier? 