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My favorite genres: Concertos: They are nice to listen to and play (especially ones for cello, violin, and piano). Operas: They are beautiful and nice to listen to, too, but only when I have some sort of translation or when I know the opera enough to know what's going on (ie. Madame Butterfly, Don G...

Hello Imslp!

I saw that we had the full orchestra score and the piano part with orchestra cues for Chopin's Variations op2 on La ci darem la mano. But what about an arrangement for two pianos? Does anyone have that score by any chance?

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Pianogirl23

thanks

oops...I forgot to look at the date

Liszt's La Leggeriezza from the 3 Concert Etudes is 10 minutes long

well there's a homeopathic medicinal stuff called Bach spray that's harmless because it's really light and it's all natural. I rarely use it, though. ...the other drugs are just awful (i've known people who've hallucinated from them)
I hope you do well in your audition!

I love reading. I think reading helps me with interpreting piano pieces because I can use those stories I read to go along with the piano pieces I play. I happen to be very fond of Russian classic novels. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should read? I've read Anna Karnenina and The Idiot.

I agree to that.

Liszt's Ballade Ukraine from the Gleanings from Woronince S. 249 (1847) would be a nice addition to have.
Yours,
Pianogirl23

Thank you everyone for posting! Oh, an LyleNeff, the only thing required is Mozart's Piano Concerto 20 in D Minor, repertoire she's had for a long time. My cousin needs an etude, sonata movements, and she picks the rest. They have to come from varying styles (Baroque, classical, romanticism/impressi...

Hi. My cousin is looking for solo piano pieces and concertos to perform in some international, national, and state-wide piano competitions. She's very good at interpretation and likes dark, passionate, melodramatic, climactic works. A recent piece she's played is Beethoven's Pathetique, which she ma...

liszt's nuage gris
is a beautiful tense piece he wrote after falling down the stairs at a hotel in weimar
and was bedridden for eight weeks after the fall
i haven't ever really heard it that much

liszt's romance in e minor i haven't heard much

Let me clarify: I don't mean that you shouldn't play Mozart with passion. I just mean be careful so that you make sure when you play Mozart with passion, it's still recognizable as a classic Mozart piece. If you play Mozart with overdone drama, you could run into the problem of playing it insensitiv...

I would try: Rondo in D Rondo alla Turca Fantasia in D Minor Sonata in G K 283 Sonata K 494 (i think it's in F major?) Sonata in C K 297 Sonata in C K 330 Sonata in A Minor K 310 12 Variations from 'A Vous Diraj je Maman' or Twinkle Twinkle Little Star in C 21st Piano Concerto Movement 2 (this can b...

Hi All!
Just wanted to create a little discussion of the 200th birthday of Frederic Chopin for all Chopin-related talk and happiness about his 200th birthday! Feel free to post vids, comments, favorite pieces, etc... to share about this brilliant composer.
Thanks!
Pianogirl23