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#2038069 - 02/23/13 04:17 PM
Best competiton pieces
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Registered: 01/29/13
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Hi everyone,
lets say you have a 30 min competiton what pieces will you play?(at least 3 different styles)
I would pick:
1.Bach - P&E in c# major
2.Beethoven - piano concerto no.1 3rd movement
3.Liszt - vallee d'obermann
4.Scriabin - etude in D# minor
Edited by LiorMoskoPiano (02/23/13 04:32 PM)
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#2038070 - 02/23/13 04:22 PM
Re: Best compotiton pieces
[Re: LiorMoskoPiano]
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Registered: 01/18/06
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Loc: Manchester, UK
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Literally all styles?
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Kapustin - Preludes Op. 53, Nos. 8, 11, 12, 9 and 10
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Barber - Souvenirs
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Kevin Oldham - Ballade, Op. 17
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#2038075 - 02/23/13 04:36 PM
Re: Best competiton pieces
[Re: LiorMoskoPiano]
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Yikes! 10000 Post Club Member
Registered: 11/11/09
Posts: 17963
Loc: New York
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Hi everyone,
lets say you have a 30 min competiton what pieces will you play?(at least 3 different styles)
I would pick:
1.Bach - P&E in c# major
2.Beethoven - piano concerto no.1 3rd movement
3.Liszt - vallee d'obermann
4.Scriabin - etude in D# minor Great program (assuming you mean P & F  and even without knowing which Book you mean) if you can play them very well and feel very very comfortable with them. (Not if you don't!) What I'd play: If I could play those pieces very well and felt very very comfortable with them, I'd play that exact program.
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#2038091 - 02/23/13 05:10 PM
Re: Best competiton pieces
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Registered: 11/27/02
Posts: 13115
Loc: Iowa City, IA
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The program looks good. I'd make sure you have a good accompanist for the Beethoven.
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