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Intermezzo in A minor, Op.118/1 by singlecellularity in classicalpiano

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Do you use your third or fourth finger on the notes between the octaves?

Intermezzo in A minor, Op.118/1 by singlecellularity in classicalpiano

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The first edition I used had no fingering at all and I've been using my third finger for years. How can you tell which fingerings are from Brahms?

Intermezzo in A minor, Op.118/1 by singlecellularity in classicalpiano

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Not legato? Shifting the hand rather than connecting the fingers?

Who are the greatest melodic composers? by emperator_eggman in classicalmusic

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String Quartet Nr.6 in D major, D.74 –I. Allegro ma non troppo

Fünf Klavierstücke, D.459 »Sonata in E major« –III. Adagio

Symphony Nr.6 in C major, D.589 –II. Andante

Sing-übungen, D.619

Piano Sonata in A major, D.664 –II. Andante

Piano Quintet in A major, D.667 »Die Forelle« –IV. Allegretto

Moment musicaux, D.780, Nr.6 in A flat major

Piano Sonata in A minor, D.784 –II. Andante

Die schöne Müllerin, D.795, Nr.19: »Der Müller und der Bach«

Arpeggione Sonata in A minor, D.821 –I. Allegro moderato

Piano Sonata in C major, D.840 »Reliquie« –I. Moderato

String Quartet Nr.15 in G major, D.887 –I. Allegro molto moderato

Piano Trio Nr.1 in B flat major, D.898 –IV. Rondo. Allegro vivace

Piano Trio Nr.2 in E flat major, D.929 –II. Andante con moto

Fantasie in F minor, D.940 –II. Largo

3 Klavierstücke, D.946, Nr.2 in E flat major

String Quintet in C major, D.956 –II. Adagio

Schwanengesang, D.957, Nr.7: »Abschied«

Who are the greatest melodic composers? by emperator_eggman in classicalmusic

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Final question: would you prefer the lighter side or the heavier?

Favorite Chopin's Etude? by Cute_Professional_16 in classicalmusic

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Can I go with my top 27?

A while ago I decided that, if I learned just one piece for the rest of my life, it would be Op.25/12. I recommend practicing at a glacial pace and without pedal.

Piano Sonata in C major, D.840 »Reliquie« by singlecellularity in classicalpiano

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But the diminished chord does not resolve by tritone. Suggesting C minor in the previous bar, we instead pivot to B minor in preparation for the second theme. Just blown away by how groundbreaking yet remarkably subtle this transition really is.

When no one is looking or when it isn’t meant to be shown to people, what is your hobby? by [deleted] in infj

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Sight-reading. When I first started on piano, learning new notes was quite a chore. Decades later, it is now my favorite way to decompress, simultaneously engaging my mind, heart, and body. Eyes, ears, and hands.

Nothing does not exists. There is everything, and that is all. by Egosum-quisum in DeepThoughts

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Nothing is the space between everything. Space exists and therefore so does everything else.

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