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Topic: What are you Learning At The Moment, and What Do You Suggest I Learn  (Read 2374 times)

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What are you Learning At The Moment, and What Do You Suggest I Learn
on: January 15, 2005, 10:28:19 AM
At the moment I'm working on:

Moonlight sonata 3rd movement
Consolation no 3 in D flat Major - Liszt
23 Prelude and Fugue - Bach
Nocturne in C#minor (post ) - Chopin
Rain Must Fall - Yanni

and when I find them:

Beethoven's op 31 no 2 Tempest
Leibestraum (can't spell) - Liszt
Prelude op3 no 2 - Rach

any opinions and thoughts on those and the topic? Remember, i'm not a ground breaking player!
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