Pretty amazing that you had the same thread started on January 26, and were told By a consensus of forum members that big classical repertoire is not a winner in student talent shows and you should choose something from the popular repertoire. Now you appear two days before an audition and ask the same question with a new list of possible repertoire? You can't be really serious about the posts or want a real opinion since you've already been given it. If you had the skills to learn what you listed, you wouldn't be entering a school talent show nor would you be asking us how quickly you could learn them It is really not often that I see somebody spamming this forum but this is clearly one of those times
Thank you! Now, the next question is:1) Where is the Moderator of this website, whose software should catch this on the fly? and
2) If so, why was this post not deleted before it was posted? Because it generates income (directly or indirectly).Duh!
Anything is learnable in 2-3 days if you're good. However, I highly doubt you're at a level where you can learn pieces like Chopin etude 25 no 11 in 3 days, because anyone that good would know their limits.
Hey, defending a con man is a defense for "Free Speech." It does not, however mitigate or prevent those who wish to point out the falsehood of her/his actions.
What I do not do is to post a ridiculous question about learning a piece in 2-3 days.
OP: can any be learned in a week or less? ANSWER = Obviously, YES. I would venture even less than a day.
I have acknowledged that classical music will not be appropriate in a school talent show and modified this post: can any of the following pieces be learnt in a week or less (I do not plan on playing any of them at school)?
Once again, and again, and again, I have taken the so-called Moderators of this website to task for not identifying, as less than accurate or genuine, a particular post. As identified by the latest video of the OP, this is a Middle School pianist, who in no reality has the experience/education/playing ability to post the original question in the first place. That means, unless I sorry mistaken, that this entire post was the construct of some one other that the OP.And, accordingly, why would anyone seriously waste their time on this "obvious" nonsense. That is due to this website presenting it as such.This is not my business to critique, it is instead the business of Pianostreet.com.
I did not expect an argument to occur...Also, the talent show has passed; sorry for asking the question.By the way, I played a medley; it was "decent."How does one delete topics?