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Topic: performance of the following masterclass and tips-need some assistance  (Read 2463 times)

Offline classicalinquisition

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currently looking for the following: [literature ok too]

CHOPIN [ALL]
Waltz in D-flat Major Op. 64 # 1
Prelude in C-sharp Minor, Op. 45
Prelude in C Major, Op. 28 # 1
Nocturne in D-flat Major, Op. 27 # 2
Waltz in A Minor, Posth.
Impromptu in A-flat Major, Op. 29

any links, materials, literature would be helpful.
thank you.


Offline brogers70

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You haven't got any responses yet. I would guess you would get more useful responses if you could ask some specific questions rather than just listing the pieces and asking for generic help.

Offline visitor

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if you are performing the listed pieces at a masterclass and are looking for lectures and background/musicology information on each so you can answer questions or discuss them with the clinician conducting the masterclass, then i would google recitals and program notes or pdf files and CD line jackets to gleam a lot of good info on the pieces so you can intelligently talk about the works during the class

Offline dcstudio

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I too am confused.  Surely you are not asking for sheets..(
Literature OK too). Kinda sounds like you are.

Offline pianoplayerstar

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Classical Inquisition:

I suggest you take a look at Danil Trifinov's playing; exquisite.

There are many out there, but I don't know if there are any recorded MasterClasses.  I know Katsaris does a lot of these recorded classes, but as to your LIST?
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