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Anyone have a good 25 minute program? It can be difficult, just not EVERYTHING overwhelmingly so.
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Prokofiev -- Visions fugitives
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Thank you i'll look it up.
Any clue on difficulty/length?
also, which variations?
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There are 20 of them -- Boris Berman's recording comes to 22 minutes.
I haven't played them, but they are a very diverse bunch, both in mood and difficulty. Some do not seem very difficult at all. Some seem very difficult. They are not variations; just a bunch of short pieces, most of them under 1:30, and some even under 1 minute.
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Bach Partita no.2 in c minor (Sinfonia)
Haydn Sonata in E flat major Hob/49;L/59 (1st&3rd movement)
Chopin Etude in F major Op.10 No.5
Mastering:Chopin Etudes op.10 nos.8&12 and op.25 no.1, Chopin Scherzo no.4 in E major op.54, Mozart Sonata in B flat major K.333& Khachaturian Toccata
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thank you ^^ ill look into it and the prokofiev too  also, anyone have any suggestions on a good liszt hungarian rhapsody to learn?
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Originally posted by BigBadBill12: thank you ^^ ill look into it
and the prokofiev too
also, anyone have any suggestions on a good liszt hungarian rhapsody to learn? They are all "good", some are just "gooder" than others. What are your criteria? Regards,
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haha^^ nothing much... just nothing over 10 mins, and not unplayable
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Oh I like that piece pianojerome, but I forgot to mention that I can't play that since my teacher's other student already is  Any other preferably impressive hungarian rhapsodies that you particularly like?
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The 8th in F-Sharp minor is a nice one, too.
Have you heard Cziffra's recording, "10 Hungarian Rhapsodies"?
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no But I'll check them out, and keep an eye out for the 8th thanks for the advice
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