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September would be sweet! I have to learn all those acciaccaturas, you know... 
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Is there a complete score book of these online, like the Mendlessohn?
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It's ok, found 'em  Will have a look through and pick one, I've no idea who Grieg is lol, but I guess I will find out ha ha Complete Scores Here
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Aaaaaaaaaand...... we have a winner. I would like to play Book VI, Op. 57, No. 3, "Illusion". Once everyone's had a once through, there may be others I can pick up (depending on the level of difficulty), but there's nothing I'm in love with enough to say I definitely want it as a second piece (at least, that isn't already taken by someone else, Limefriday I'm looking at you ). In case anyone else hasn't found them, you can find scores at the Grieg page at IMSLP, under Lyric Pieces. Because I find it easier to scan in numerical order, these are the second choices so far: Ladychen (38.4) Beric (43.6) Saranoya (47.2) Dipsey (47.3) Peterws (47.6) Limefriday (54.6) Valencia (57.1) Ganddalf (68.5) SamS (71.3) Morodiene (71.5)
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If Melancholy Opus 47, No 5 is still open, I'd be so happy.
Opps... I mean melancholic.
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You can listen to all the Lyric Pieces on YouTube, here. I really like the sound of 43-3, "In my native country". I wonder if I could do it justice... level 3 ought to be doable.
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David Lanz - Skyline Firedance Suite Nobuo Uematsu - Final Fantasy 7 Main Theme ![[Linked Image]](https://www.pianoworld.com/moyd14/MOYD_34.gif)
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You can listen to all the Lyric Pieces on YouTube, here. I really like the sound of 43-3, "In my native country". I wonder if I could do it justice... level 3 ought to be doable. If you like it, and are not afraid of sharps, I absolutely recommend it.
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You can listen to all the Lyric Pieces on YouTube, here. I really like the sound of 43-3, "In my native country". I wonder if I could do it justice... level 3 ought to be doable. If you like it, and are not afraid of sharps, I absolutely recommend it. I just spent a little over an hour to see if I'm up to the task. I'm now officially in love with this song. Would love to learn this for the recital! It has some major challenges for me, but nothing methodical study won't resolve. Got to learn something from your pieces, right? 
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Op. 47 No.5 for Wayne Please EDIT Sorry, stumbler beat me to it!
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Indeed you are right, Allard. I think many of us feel that these recitals help us improve and learn new things. Go for the challenge.
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Wayne33yrs, sorry about that. I don't think I had heard op 47 n 5 before today. I found the sheet music in a Grieg collection I own. Now that I've heard it, and tried it, I am becoming obsessed. If I get to keep it, I'll try to treat it well.
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No probs Stumbler, first come first served You've made a great choice! Ok, so 38:2 for Wayne
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Hello everyone - here's the latest update:
NOW TAKEN: 38:2, 43:3, 47:5, 57:3 so the list now reads:
OPUS 12
No. 1, Arietta : AimeeO
No. 2, Vals (Waltz):Saranoya.
No. 3, Vektersang (Watchman's song, after Macbeth):zrtf90
No. 4, Alfedans (Elves' dance); Ladychen
No. 5, Folkevise (Popular melody): Andy Platt.
No. 6, Norsk (Norwegian melody)
No. 7, Albumblad (Albumleaf)
No. 8, Fedrelandssang (National song):SamS.
Book II, Op. 38 (composed 1883 except where noted; published 1883):
No. 1, Berceuse
No. 2, Folkevise (Folk-song)Wayne
No. 3, Melodi (Melody)
No. 4, Halling (Dance)
No. 5, Springdans (Spring dance)[1]
No. 6, Elegi (Elegy):Recaredo.
No. 7, Vals (Waltz, originally composed 1866; revised 1883)
No. 8, Kanon (Canon, composed ca. 1877-8?; revised 1883)
Book III, Op. 43 (composed probably 1886; published 1886; ded. Isidor Seiss):
No. 1, Sommerfugl (Butterfly) :Beric.
No. 2, Ensom vandrer (Solitary traveller)
No. 3, I hjemmet (In my homeland)allard
No. 4, Liten fugl (Little bird)
No. 5, Erotikk (Erotikon): Peterws
No. 6, Til våren (To spring)
Book IV, Op. 47 (composed 1886-8 except where noted; published 1888):
No. 1, Valse-Impromptu
No. 2, Albumblad (Albumleaf)
No. 3, Melodi (Melody)
No. 4, Halling
No. 5, Melankoli (Melancholy)stumbler
No. 6, Springtanz (Spring dance,[1] composed 1872?; revised 1888)
No. 7, Elegi (Elegy)
Book V, Op. 54 (composed 1889-91; published 1891; Nos. 1-4 later orchestrated as Lyric Suite):
No. 1, Gjetergutt (Shepherd's boy)
No. 2, Gangar (Norwegian march)
No. 3, Trolltog (March of the Dwarfs) Rossy: oh deary me what have I done?
No. 4, Notturno : Dipsey.
No. 5, Scherzo
No. 6, Klokkeklang (Bell ringing): Sinophilia.
Book VI, Op. 57 (composed 1890?-3; published 1893):
No. 1, Svundne dager (Vanished days)
No. 2, Gade
No. 3, Illusjon (Illusion)pianostudent88
No. 4, Geheimniss (Secret)
No. 5, Sie tanzt (She dances)
No. 6, Heimweh (Homesickness)
Book VII, Op. 62 (composed 1893?-5; published 1895):
No. 1, Sylfide (Sylph)
No. 2, Takk (Gratitude)
No. 3, Fransk serenade (French serenade)
No. 4, Bekken (Brooklet)
No. 5, Drømmesyn (Phantom)Pavel.K
No. 6, Hjemad (Homeward): Dire tonic.
Book VIII, Op. 65 (composed 1896; published 1897):
No. 1, Fra ungdomsdagene (From early years): Morodiene.
No. 2, Bondens sang (Peasant's song)
No. 3, Tungsinn (Melancholy)
No. 4, Salong (Salon)
No. 5, I balladetone (Ballad):Rupak.
No. 6, Bryllupsdag på Troldhaugen (Wedding Day at Troldhaugen): Ganddalf.
Book IX, Op. 68 (composed 1898-9; published 1899; Nos. 4 and 5 were orchestrated in 1899):
No. 1, Matrosenes oppsang (Sailor's song):ElleC
No. 2, Bestemors menuet (Grandmother's minuet)
No. 3, For dine føtter (At your feet)
No. 4, Aften på højfjellet (Evening in the mountains): Limefriday.
No. 5, Bådnlåt (At the cradle)
No. 6, Valse mélancolique (Melancholy waltz)
Book X, Op. 71 (composed and published 1901):
No. 1, Det var engang (Once upon a time)
No. 2, Sommeraften (Summer's eve):FARMGIRL
No. 3, Småtroll (Puck)
No. 4, Skogstillhet (Peace in the woods):VALENCIA.
No. 5, Halling
No. 6, Forbi (Gone)
No. 7, Etterklang (Remembrances):dynamobt.
And if they are not taken by others , then we have second choices of:
Valencia (57.1)
Saranoya (47.2)
Morodiene ( 71.5)
Ganddalf (68.5)
Limefriday (54.6)
Dipsey ( 47.3)
Ladychen (38.4)
Peterws (47.6)
SamS (71.3)
Beric (43.6)
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I was too slow off the mark! I had a listen at the ones at the "easier" levels..... but the ones I thought "might" be ok for me were already nabbed!
Ah well, I'm sure there will be a next time!
![[Linked Image]](https://forum.pianoworld.com//gallery/42/medium/12291.png) 18 ABF Recitals, Order of the Red Dot European Piano Parties - Brussels, Lisbon, Lucern, Milan, Malaga, St. Goar Themed recitals: Grieg and Great American Songbook
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[quote=dire tonic]Rossy, Wayne, I suggested a while back that this phase of the recital - each participant selecting a piece(s) followed by your good selves confirming our respective choices in an updated list - would work with foolproof reliability if you were to allow each participant to post an updated list with their own amendment. There's no possiblity of abuse since the history is preserved in the thread and the latest list showing would always be THE list. Rossy says " stop trying to take my baby off me" lol. I enjoy doing it!!
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Richard (zrtf90) just PMed me to offer me his choice - what a sweetie! So, I'm in with OP 12, N3, The Watchman's Song. September sounds good to me as a target - what about the 15th just to be consistent with the ABF Recital 15th of the month deadline? (Easy to remember )
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And you can now consider Op. 71 No. 6 Gone
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Here's latest:
NOW TAKEN: 71:6
OPUS 12
No. 1, Arietta : AimeeO
No. 2, Vals (Waltz):Saranoya.
No. 3, Vektersang (Watchman's song, after Macbeth):casinitaly
No. 4, Alfedans (Elves' dance); Ladychen
No. 5, Folkevise (Popular melody): Andy Platt.
No. 6, Norsk (Norwegian melody)
No. 7, Albumblad (Albumleaf)
No. 8, Fedrelandssang (National song):SamS.
Book II, Op. 38 (composed 1883 except where noted; published 1883):
No. 1, Berceuse
No. 2, Folkevise (Folk-song)Wayne
No. 3, Melodi (Melody)
No. 4, Halling (Dance)
No. 5, Springdans (Spring dance)[1]
No. 6, Elegi (Elegy):Recaredo.
No. 7, Vals (Waltz, originally composed 1866; revised 1883)
No. 8, Kanon (Canon, composed ca. 1877-8?; revised 1883)
Book III, Op. 43 (composed probably 1886; published 1886; ded. Isidor Seiss):
No. 1, Sommerfugl (Butterfly) :Beric.
No. 2, Ensom vandrer (Solitary traveller)
No. 3, I hjemmet (In my homeland)allard
No. 4, Liten fugl (Little bird)
No. 5, Erotikk (Erotikon): Peterws
No. 6, Til våren (To spring)
Book IV, Op. 47 (composed 1886-8 except where noted; published 1888):
No. 1, Valse-Impromptu
No. 2, Albumblad (Albumleaf)
No. 3, Melodi (Melody)
No. 4, Halling
No. 5, Melankoli (Melancholy)stumbler
No. 6, Springtanz (Spring dance,[1] composed 1872?; revised 1888)
No. 7, Elegi (Elegy)
Book V, Op. 54 (composed 1889-91; published 1891; Nos. 1-4 later orchestrated as Lyric Suite):
No. 1, Gjetergutt (Shepherd's boy)
No. 2, Gangar (Norwegian march)
No. 3, Trolltog (March of the Dwarfs) Rossy: oh deary me what have I done?
No. 4, Notturno : Dipsey.
No. 5, Scherzo
No. 6, Klokkeklang (Bell ringing): Sinophilia.
Book VI, Op. 57 (composed 1890?-3; published 1893):
No. 1, Svundne dager (Vanished days)
No. 2, Gade
No. 3, Illusjon (Illusion)pianostudent88
No. 4, Geheimniss (Secret)
No. 5, Sie tanzt (She dances)
No. 6, Heimweh (Homesickness)
Book VII, Op. 62 (composed 1893?-5; published 1895):
No. 1, Sylfide (Sylph)
No. 2, Takk (Gratitude)
No. 3, Fransk serenade (French serenade)
No. 4, Bekken (Brooklet)
No. 5, Drømmesyn (Phantom)Pavel.K
No. 6, Hjemad (Homeward): Dire tonic.
Book VIII, Op. 65 (composed 1896; published 1897):
No. 1, Fra ungdomsdagene (From early years): Morodiene.
No. 2, Bondens sang (Peasant's song)
No. 3, Tungsinn (Melancholy)
No. 4, Salong (Salon)
No. 5, I balladetone (Ballad):Rupak.
No. 6, Bryllupsdag på Troldhaugen (Wedding Day at Troldhaugen): Ganddalf.
Book IX, Op. 68 (composed 1898-9; published 1899; Nos. 4 and 5 were orchestrated in 1899):
No. 1, Matrosenes oppsang (Sailor's song):ElleC
No. 2, Bestemors menuet (Grandmother's minuet)
No. 3, For dine føtter (At your feet)
No. 4, Aften på højfjellet (Evening in the mountains): Limefriday.
No. 5, Bådnlåt (At the cradle)
No. 6, Valse mélancolique (Melancholy waltz)
Book X, Op. 71 (composed and published 1901):
No. 1, Det var engang (Once upon a time)
No. 2, Sommeraften (Summer's eve):FARMGIRL
No. 3, Småtroll (Puck)
No. 4, Skogstillhet (Peace in the woods):VALENCIA.
No. 5, Halling
No. 6, Forbi (Gone)ZRTF90
No. 7, Etterklang (Remembrances):dynamobt.
And if they are not taken by others , then we have second choices of:
Valencia (57.1)
Saranoya (47.2)
Morodiene ( 71.5)
Ganddalf (68.5)
Limefriday (54.6)
Dipsey ( 47.3)
Ladychen (38.4)
Peterws (47.6)
SamS (71.3)
Beric (43.6)
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Can I change my second selection from 54/6 to 71/1? I'm happy to take on 'Once upon a time' if no one else takes it.
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