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#1271882 - 09/21/09 01:08 AM Yet another question about Op. 15 No. 1
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This is a fingering efficiency question, related to the descending RH figuration in bars 35-36. smile

Here's bars 35-36 for context:



And here's the figuration in question:



I already have something sort of worked out that basically uses 1-4 and 1-5 with 3 for the single notes. I might try the suggestions in these pics, but I'd love to hear any thoughts on fingering this passage for greatest smoothness and efficiency.

Thanks!
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#1271895 - 09/21/09 01:39 AM Re: Yet another question about Op. 15 No. 1 [Re: Horowitzian]
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I think it's important to keep the line : A-flat, G, F, G, F, E as legato as possible. The suggested fingering in the image seems to assure that.

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#1271972 - 09/21/09 08:08 AM Re: Yet another question about Op. 15 No. 1 [Re: Horowitzian]
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Originally Posted By: Horowitzian
This is a fingering efficiency question, related to the descending RH figuration in bars 35-36. smile
And here's the figuration in question:



I already have something sort of worked out that basically uses 1-4 and 1-5 with 3 for the single notes. I might try the suggestions in these pics, but I'd love to hear any thoughts on fingering this passage for greatest smoothness and efficiency.

Thanks!

The fingering for the melody looks to be the only way to play this legato. The others must be picked up with the thumb and index (or, you know, that other finger smile ) Are you uncomfortable with part of that? I'm a little confused by your fingering comments.
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#1271980 - 09/21/09 08:34 AM Re: Yet another question about Op. 15 No. 1 [Re: Damon]
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Bruce — Thanks! I will give that a try then.

Damon — smile No, not really. I'm just wondering about the possibilities.
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#1272226 - 09/21/09 05:12 PM Re: Yet another question about Op. 15 No. 1 [Re: Horowitzian]
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Originally Posted By: Horowitzian
Bruce — Thanks! I will give that a try then.

Damon — smile No, not really. I'm just wondering about the possibilities.


Ok, technically, I see it as a broken chord version of op10 no2, sort of. tiki
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