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Want to learn a Piano Concerto #522333 04/01/08 10:09 PM
Joined: Mar 2008 Posts: 103 C celegorma OP Full Member
OP celegorma Full Member C Joined: Mar 2008 Posts: 103	Hi, I want to learn a piano concerto. Right now, the only ones I can play are Chopin's 1st and some of Chopin's 2nd. I am interested in Schumann, Prokofiev 2nd, Ravel in G and Beethoven's 4th. They all look pretty hard, but before I try some out, can someone familiar with them let me know how hard they are compared to Chopin?

Re: Want to learn a Piano Concerto #522334 04/01/08 11:25 PM
Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 2,161 South Jersey DameMyra 2000 Post Club Member
DameMyra 2000 Post Club Member Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 2,161 South Jersey	If you can successfully perform the Chopin E minor you should be able to handle the Schumann, Ravel and Beethoven. The Prok 2 will be a stretch. Private Piano Teacher MTNA/NJMTA/SJMTA

Re: Want to learn a Piano Concerto #522335 04/02/08 12:27 AM
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Loki 1000 Post Club Member Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 1,035 Texas	I agree with DameMyra. Houston, Texas

Re: Want to learn a Piano Concerto #522336 04/02/08 01:32 AM
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phonehome 500 Post Club Member P Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 921	I agree also with the exception of the Beethoven. I think it's a pretty big jump from Chopin's 1st.

Re: Want to learn a Piano Concerto #522337 04/02/08 07:18 AM
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AndrewG 2000 Post Club Member A Joined: May 2001 Posts: 2,506 Denver, Colorado	If you can play Chopin 1st you should be able to handle Beethoven 4.

Re: Want to learn a Piano Concerto #522338 04/02/08 09:45 AM
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mrenaud 1000 Post Club Member M Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,338 Switzerland	Technically, at least. I have an ice cream. I cannot mail it, for it will melt.

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