Posted by: Eeeff
Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/26/07 08:46 PM
So, with Christmas VERY quickly approaching, it would be interesting to hear everyone's feedback on what they are asking for for Christmas, that is related to piano or just music in general.
I am also partly making this thread because I am clueless what to ask for for Christmas! :p
Posted by: Debussy20
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/26/07 08:53 PM
Sheetmusic
-Chopin Waltzs (this would complete my collection of Chopin's work
-Cortot's edition of the opus 10 etudes
-Complete Beethoven concertos (Dover Edition)
Other
-Barenboim (sp?) complete Beethoven Sonatas on DVD
-Martha Argerich CDs (all are good

)
Sheetmusic:
I have all the music that I will need for quite some time except:
Haydn Sonatas, Band II, Universal Urtext Edition
Debussy Bk. 1 Preludes
Schumann- Grillen (Is this available separately or do I need to order a set? I already own the other two from the op. 12 set I'm playing)
And a set of etudes from which to play besides the canonic (not literally) Chopin Etudes, MacDowell Etudes, which I've mastered, and Liszt etudes which are beyond me.
Posted by: py-anno
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/26/07 10:33 PM
Ah, I'm asking for Finale Allegro (Finale is too expensive

)
and sheetmusic-wise, I'm asking for:
The Carl Vine Sonata
The Elliott Carter Sonata
The Barber Sonata
Can't wait!
Posted by: BruceD
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/27/07 12:17 AM
Originally posted by Eeeff:

[...]I am also partly making this thread because I am clueless what to ask for for Christmas! :p [/b]
Start thinking about what you can give, not what you can get. Would that not be more in the true spirit of the Season?
Regards,
Posted by: vanityx3
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/27/07 12:27 AM
Originally posted by BruceD:
Originally posted by Eeeff:

[...]I am also partly making this thread because I am clueless what to ask for for Christmas! :p [/b]
Start thinking about what you can give, not what you can get. Would that not be more in the true spirit of the Season?
Regards, [/b]
hmm, Is this a quote from Charles Dickens' "A Chrismas Carol"?
I agree with what you said as well. But if I were to be honest with myself, even though I agree with what is said, I have a hard time following that at all times. But that's just me.
Posted by: triton
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/27/07 12:58 AM
yeah but people enjoy giving so much i'm willing in an altruistic gesture to relinquish my "giving " proprieties and adopt the "receiving" ones.
i was always good at making sacrifices. :p
What I listed is actually not a "Christmas list" but is a list of the pieces which I have been working on with a library copy and need to purchase. I figured that it was relevant by the nature of planning to get the music.
Posted by: Eeeff
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/27/07 08:11 AM
Originally posted by BruceD:
Originally posted by Eeeff:

[...]I am also partly making this thread because I am clueless what to ask for for Christmas! :p [/b]
Start thinking about what you can give, not what you can get. Would that not be more in the true spirit of the Season?
Regards, [/b]
My Mom asked me what I wanted for Christmas and I had great difficulty answering the question, so I'm looking for some answers.
Is there anything outside of sheet music and cd's that you would get?
Posted by: Auntie Lynn
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/27/07 09:31 AM
I would like to get out of work early just ONE NIGHT on The Job...that's all...
Posted by: Max W
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/27/07 11:23 AM
Money to help pay off my overdraft
Posted by: whippen boy
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/27/07 12:31 PM
I'd be thrilled to find either of these two things under the (figurative) tree:
1. Action regulation/refurbishing
2. Hammer shaping/Voicing
Posted by: lucie_eva
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/27/07 01:03 PM
A brand new Estonia 190!
But wait... I'm getting one on December 15!!!
That is the ultimate gift!
Lucie
Posted by: Nikolas
Re: Pianist Wishlist '07 - 11/27/07 01:11 PM
Xmas... ahhh...
I AM getting (cause I have the budget, and I've been saving) some new monitors for my studio: digidesign RM1, or TMCS-As... A bit pricey, but well worth the money.
Got a keyboard over the summer, a Casio which serves me well, since I don't have a piano here in London... That's all...
hmmm... maybe ticket booking for Seattle? I'd love to attend a premier later on this year. (too much, ok, I know, but Santa is a nice guy, is he not? :p )