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What's you're favorite romantic piano piece?
Mine is Clara Schuman - Romance in A and Liszt - S.169 Romance
Wish there was any MIDI files for them!
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Which era would people generally consider Schubert's D. 960?
If the Schubert is classical, I'll say Alkan's concerto for solo piano.
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Not to advanced i want to learn it to! And i'm not a big fan of Schubert.
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William Byrd Pavan to the Earl of Salisbury
William Byrd Lord Willobies Welcome Home
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Robert Schumann's Fantasy in C Major, Op 17
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Oh, in that case, both Schubert D. 960 and Alkan concerto for solo piano are WAY too hard. That Schumann fantasy listed above is quite difficult, too. And I'm sorry that you're not a fan of Schubert.  But I think that might mean that you haven't heard the D. 960 sonata yet.  Something not as advanced? Try the Brahms G Minor Rhapsody.
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I like Schubert's Op 90 or else i don't find much more. Thanks for the advice , i'm in a sticky spot since i can't get any MIDI file for Liszt - S.169 Romance or Clara Schumann - Romance in A..
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Orlando Gibbons The Lord of Salisbury and his Pavin
William Byrd Pavana Lachrymae
William Byrd Pavan to the Earl of Salisbury
William Byrd Lord Willobies Welcome Home
Anonymous My lady Careys Dompe
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You can't use your ears and learn it your own way?
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William Byrd Pavan to the Earl of Salisbury
William Byrd Lord Willobies Welcome Home
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I like Schubert's Op 90 or else i don't find much more. Thanks for the advice , i'm in a sticky spot since i can't get any MIDI file for Liszt - S.169 Romance or Clara Schumann - Romance in A.. What do you need the MIDI files for?
"You are the music while the music lasts" - T.S. Eliot
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MIDI Files , soo i don't have to read notes.I use a program and just see what they play. I don't want to read notes at the moment 
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Orlando Gibbons The Lord of Salisbury and his Pavin
William Byrd Pavana Lachrymae
William Byrd Pavan to the Earl of Salisbury
William Byrd Lord Willobies Welcome Home
Anonymous My lady Careys Dompe
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MIDI Files , soo i don't have to read notes.I use a program and just see what they play. I don't want to read notes at the moment I'm not going to get too hard on you, except that I sincerely hope you're not serious about pursuing this at a high level. You'll never get anywhere without reading the scores. Assuming this is all in simple fun, though (and for 99% of pianists, let's face it, it is), I might suggest looking through some Grieg Lyric Pieces.
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I can play Lonley wandrer and Norwegian Folksongs ; Gjendine's Lullaby!
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Orlando Gibbons The Lord of Salisbury and his Pavin
William Byrd Pavana Lachrymae
William Byrd Pavan to the Earl of Salisbury
William Byrd Lord Willobies Welcome Home
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I don't want to read notes at the moment oh jeez. i think im done here. 
"I was obliged to be industrious. Whoever is equally industrious will succeed equally well."
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No big deal , i can read notes .. just want' to try out something else. Or isn't that allowed here?
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Orlando Gibbons The Lord of Salisbury and his Pavin
William Byrd Pavana Lachrymae
William Byrd Pavan to the Earl of Salisbury
William Byrd Lord Willobies Welcome Home
Anonymous My lady Careys Dompe
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Probably one of the Chopin Nocturnes or Waltzes... Choosing which one is difficult. Perhaps Op 9 No 1, or Op 55 no 1... Op 34 no 2 maybe. It's really hard to decide such a thing. :P
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