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Offline piabanoch

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the best coda of chopin scherzi
on: November 09, 2023, 05:58:04 PM
personally the 3rd one is the best
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Offline lelle

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Re: the best coda of chopin scherzi
Reply #1 on: November 10, 2023, 11:52:50 AM
No coda is the best because it's subjective ;) but I really like the sense of mounting catastrophe that arrives in the coda of the 3rd scherzo.

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Re: the best coda of chopin scherzi
Reply #2 on: November 12, 2023, 01:39:27 AM
1st Scherzo, Op20 (I think) for me.

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Re: the best coda of chopin scherzi
Reply #3 on: November 13, 2023, 04:04:23 PM
Overall, the 2nd Scherzo is my favorite to play. I think the 4th is probably his most creative, even though there's not a lot virtousic fanfare in it. The 3rd's coda however, probably takes the prize for being the most dramatic and fun to play. Even though I like the 2nd Scherzo the most, the final page gives me a "deadline's in a day I need to end this piece somehow" sort of vibe.  :P

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Re: the best coda of chopin scherzi
Reply #4 on: November 16, 2023, 12:15:30 PM
Overall, the 2nd Scherzo is my favorite to play. I think the 4th is probably his most creative, even though there's not a lot virtousic fanfare in it. The 3rd's coda however, probably takes the prize for being the most dramatic and fun to play. Even though I like the 2nd Scherzo the most, the final page gives me a "deadline's in a day I need to end this piece somehow" sort of vibe.  :P

Haha I think that coda is fine, it functions well as a buildup and final climax.
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