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 Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 4:39 pm
For my Suzuki Book..
Minuet I
from Partita in B flat by Johann Sebastian Bach.
For my concerto..
Concerto #1 in A Minor by Beatrice A. Millar, the third movement.
And for my solo, Exulation by somebdy who I can't remember. C:
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Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 8:47 am
donnythephoenix Evanescent Wraith "Moment Musical" by Schubert "5th Symphony" by Beethoven "Turkish March" by Mozart "Toccata And Fugue In D Minor" by Bach "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" by Tchaikovsky. XD Plus, I have to learn some songs for the choir's Christmas concert. (I play keyboard for the choir.) "Angels We Have Heard On High" "The Lord Bless You And keep You" More songs I'm too lazy to type... I think that's it for now... That is a nice mix!! I'm only learning two pieces right now, because I am so preocupied with my compositions! Thanks! Kep on working with your compositions!
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Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 9:48 am
My clarinet teacher suggested the slow movement of Mozart's piano concerto in A minor... I don't know what it sounds like though>.<
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Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 4:41 pm
Well for band I'm trying "Govarkna Fanfare" -Jack Stamp
but for piano I'm attempting "Fantasie Impromptu" -I'm sure you know who
then "Sonata Nr. 26 op 81a." -Beethoven
and I'm finishing "Rondo alla turca" -Motzart
if you don't know what the last one is, don't hurt yourself finding it
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 9:13 am
Septomor_The_Slayer Well for band I'm trying "Govarkna Fanfare" -Jack Stamp but for piano I'm attempting "Fantasie Impromptu" -I'm sure you know who then "Sonata Nr. 26 op 81a." -Beethoven and I'm finishing "Rondo alla turca" -Motzart if you don't know what the last one is, don't hurt yourself finding it Nice mix. Everyone knows the Rondo alla Turca, its lovely. Fantasie Impromptu isn't so difficult once you get into it.
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Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 3:14 am
Septomor_The_Slayer Well for band I'm trying "Govarkna Fanfare" -Jack Stamp but for piano I'm attempting "Fantasie Impromptu" -I'm sure you know who then "Sonata Nr. 26 op 81a." -Beethoven and I'm finishing "Rondo alla turca" -Motzart if you don't know what the last one is, don't hurt yourself finding it
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Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 3:43 pm
Realmic Blitz Septomor_The_Slayer Well for band I'm trying "Govarkna Fanfare" -Jack Stamp but for piano I'm attempting "Fantasie Impromptu" -I'm sure you know who then "Sonata Nr. 26 op 81a." -Beethoven and I'm finishing "Rondo alla turca" -Motzart if you don't know what the last one is, don't hurt yourself finding it ummm I wasn't saying that you couldn't play Rondo alla Turca....i was saying that if you didn't know its latin name then don't boother loking for it also nice pieces of Beethoven's work...and yes the Tempest 3rd mvnt. is hard
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 12:03 pm
The flight of the bumble bee, by Rimsky Korsakov. 'Tis very good indeedy! I wanted something to play that is very show offy (even more so then Rachy's Prelude in C# minor) for my last ever summer concert at school, and I think this would work. The bits I find hard are when it goes E Eb D Db D Db C B, where you get the D Db D. It confuses me, but now I've been through it with a metronome so I'm starting to get the hang of it now. (I've only been learning it for about two hours nowXD). You can listen to it here.
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 4:06 pm
Moppytop well, i'm working on some jazz pieces by Zez Confrey "Kitten on the Keys" "Dizzy Fingers" o Nice! I absolutely LOVE playing those, total crowd pleasers... Then again, that is IF you can play it fast enough! I'd recommend bumble bee boogie if you are into that type of music. or, by zez confrey, "coaxing the piano". ----- I'm learning Grieg's piano concerto in a minor. Tchaikovsky's in c# minor (although less than 4 days on this one so far) I've finally reached the point where I can sight-read well enough to slowly churn out mediocre representations of these pieces, and can quickly begin to refine them.
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Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 12:01 pm
Wet Lettuce I'm learning Grieg's piano concerto in a minor. Tchaikovsky's in c# minor (although less than 4 days on this one so far) I've finally reached the point where I can sight-read well enough to slowly churn out mediocre representations of these pieces, and can quickly begin to refine them. Aah, the Greig is wonderful! I just play the first few lines over and over again, but that's also because I can only play the first five pages anyway...XD I practice sight reading so much, so now I'm good at it and can sight read the grade seven ABRSM pieces! I'm proud of myself...
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Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 1:47 pm
Immma doing my grade 10 [RCM].
Repertoire:
-Mozart: Piano Sonata in F major - K. 332
-Takacs: Toccata - Op 54
-Chopin: Valse in E minor- Posthumus
-Bach: Prelude and Fugue No. 21
I'm also working on Beethoven's Pastoral with a friend. [I'm playing secondo] Yes, yes. I know it was originally intended for just one person. Cut me some slack. <_<
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 5:04 am
The rad ranter Immma doing my grade 10 [RCM]. Repertoire: -Mozart: Piano Sonata in F major - K. 332 -Takacs: Toccata - Op 54 -Chopin: Valse in E minor- Posthumus -Bach: Prelude and Fugue No. 21 I'm also working on Beethoven's Pastoral with a friend. [I'm playing secondo] Yes, yes. I know it was originally intended for just one person. Cut me some slack. <_< I've never heard of Takacs but the rest seem fun ^^
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:58 pm
Septomor The rad ranter Immma doing my grade 10 [RCM]. Repertoire: -Mozart: Piano Sonata in F major - K. 332 -Takacs: Toccata - Op 54 -Chopin: Valse in E minor- Posthumus -Bach: Prelude and Fugue No. 21 I'm also working on Beethoven's Pastoral with a friend. [I'm playing secondo] Yes, yes. I know it was originally intended for just one person. Cut me some slack. <_< I've never heard of Takacs but the rest seem fun ^^ The Takacs is the hardest one, I'd say. Maybe. Prolly. Oh, I forgot to add: -Schumann: Intermezzo - Op 26, No. 4
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Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 11:14 pm
Septomor Realmic Blitz Septomor_The_Slayer Well for band I'm trying "Govarkna Fanfare" -Jack Stamp but for piano I'm attempting "Fantasie Impromptu" -I'm sure you know who then "Sonata Nr. 26 op 81a." -Beethoven and I'm finishing "Rondo alla turca" -Motzart if you don't know what the last one is, don't hurt yourself finding it ummm I wasn't saying that you couldn't play Rondo alla Turca....i was saying that if you didn't know its latin name then don't boother loking for it also nice pieces of Beethoven's work...and yes the Tempest 3rd mvnt. is hard
Yes, it is hard. There's such big gaps everywhere between the semi-quavers...
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Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 5:09 pm
Realmic Blitz Septomor Realmic Blitz Septomor_The_Slayer Well for band I'm trying "Govarkna Fanfare" -Jack Stamp but for piano I'm attempting "Fantasie Impromptu" -I'm sure you know who then "Sonata Nr. 26 op 81a." -Beethoven and I'm finishing "Rondo alla turca" -Motzart if you don't know what the last one is, don't hurt yourself finding it ummm I wasn't saying that you couldn't play Rondo alla Turca....i was saying that if you didn't know its latin name then don't boother loking for it also nice pieces of Beethoven's work...and yes the Tempest 3rd mvnt. is hard
Yes, it is hard. There's such big gaps everywhere between the semi-quavers...But when you said Oh really? that started it off that you were saying something I said was wrong. Which doesn't make sense to me.
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