SurveY!!!
Pianists, and musicians, and everyone who has heard pieces from my FTCL programme before:
1) Waldstein is a happy sonata. True or false? Why?
2) Bach's Toccata in C minor BWV 911 has the longest fugue. (that's true.) What kind of touch should be used? Is it an organ fugue or harpsichord fugue?
3) Chopin Scherzo in B flat minor is a show piece and little else. True or false? Why?
4) How to play octave glissandi?
Hmm use the comments button to answer...
(yay A's are 2/5ths over!)
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posted by cheekane at 9:28 PM
5 Comments:
hohoho..
1. you can't simply classify waldstein under happy or sad.. but for the most part its quite happy i suppose. unlike op57. think heroic period! EROICA! HAHAHA
2. bach! harpsichord la..but i think that fugue sounds very nice on pianoforte
3. its not!! chopin doesn't write mere showpieces! he was a poet! they don't show off for nothing [...]
4. uh what's the last qn man i forgot.. oh HAAHA use horowitz's piano it had particularly light action =]
unfortunately. for FT im playing on a Kawai. GE-30. and what is it for the comp?
a yamaha G something..when i last played it it was a bright piano, quite easy action
hahah hello!
1. I don't think Beethoven can really write something really happy actually.. aiyarh since when have you played any piece that's really happy...
2. haha I agree w denise
3. bleah I don't like Chopin... but I like the nocturne better!
4. haha FAKE LAH
1. actually it sounds lighter than any of the other 2nd period ones, not counting the op31/1 that i played which was rubbishy.
4. how to fake. u try larh.
ergh. i think my chopin will kill me i still cant get it okayed technically!!!
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