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kalioppe12321

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Schumann's pieces for a competition

on: April 22, 2021, 07:34:02 PM

Hi everyone!
My piano teacher shared with me her audition recording of Schumann's pieces that she's preparing for some competition. I would like to share it further since I like it so much and I'm also curious what y'all think. To me, Schumann's music is often so complex, musically and technically, but I enjoy listening...