Your Ultimate Goal Piece

by **citrine_peridot** » 12 Sep 2004, 12:41

i just doubt that i have the endurance to play op53 from the beginning to the end. (i got tired even by only playing the middle section and the following 2 pages)

well, at lease Un Sospiro is enjoyable to learn.

by **Chozart** » 12 Sep 2004, 16:24

hmm well I can't just choose one so I'll just list what's popping into my head now..

Dream Piece
- Brahms Paganini Variations (both books)
- Polonaise Op.53/6 in A flat Major
- The Revolutionary Etude
- La Campanella
- Liebestraum No.3

Realistic Piece
hmm... maybe a Liszt Consolation..
or a Brahms Hungarian Dance..
or maybe a Dvorak Silhouettes Op.8
or maybe if I'm a good girl, a harder Chopin waltz (like the Brillantes)...
the future is truly unknown with my teacher

by **Goldberg** » 12 Sep 2004, 17:40

Dream: Opus Clav, Alkan Concerto, Busoni's Concerto, Brahms Second Concerto

Realistic (but in a very very long time): A good chunk of Godowsky etudes (consider the other chunk in "dream"), complete Liszt Etudes, Alkan's Symphony, Bach's Goldberg Variations, Beethoven's op. 109, complete Mozart sonatas for the heck of it...oh and all of Liszt's orchestra and piano works would be cool.

Hmm...well there's quite a bit more, but whatever.

by **Brewtality** » 13 Sep 2004, 05:42

Dream Pieces:
Rach 1
Rach 3
Rach 2
Tchaik 1
all with orchestra (chances :roll:

)
Heroic Polonaise

Realistic goals for next 6 months:
Stars and stripes forever
Rondo Capriccioso
Appassionata first movement
heroic polonaise

by **An!ma`** » 13 Sep 2004, 11:09

citrine_peridot wrote:well, at lease Un Sospiro is enjoyable to learn.

Except for measures 48 till 55, heh.

by **nerd** » 13 Sep 2004, 14:42

Some dream pieces:
- Ravel's Gaspard de la nuit
- Ravel's piano concertos
- Ravel's tobeau le couperin (or something similar..)
- Ravel's other piano works
- Many Chopin(/Godowsky), Rach and Scriabin etudes
- Many many other pieces......

I won't start limiting my chances of learning these by thinking of some "realistic" goals

A few years ago FÃ¼r Elise was a hard piece for me. Today Chopin's 10/2 is a hard one but for example Rach's 39/1 isn't that bad. Who knows what I'll be able to play in a couple years...

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DDN

by **mazeppa** » 14 Sep 2004, 07:36

I wanna play fantasie impromptu using the two outter fingers on the left hand alone.

by **virtuoso_735** » 15 Sep 2004, 17:52

Dream pieces (I have a lot of them):

Chopin ballade no.2 and 4, preludes no.16 and 24, Chopin sonatas no.2 and 3. Liszt TE no.4 and 8, Concert etude in F minor, Hungarian Rhapsody no.2, many more I can't think of of LIszt. Beethoven Appasionata and Waldstein, Bach P and F in C# major book I.

In the next three years I hope to play: Chopin ballade no.1, HR 2 of Liszt, and Un Sospiro.

by **Scriabinist** » 17 Sep 2004, 07:06

Dream pieces:

Berlioz-Horowitz: RÃ¡cÃ²kzy March
Scriabin: Sonata No. 4 and PoÃ¨me Tragique
Chopin: Polonaise Op. 61
Beethoven: One (or two) of the late sonatas

"Possible" goals:

Chopin: Impromptu Op. 36
Beethoven: Sonata Op. 7

by **Jackson** » 17 Sep 2004, 07:43

mazeppa wrote:I wanna play fantasie impromptu using the two outter fingers on the left hand alone.

Good luck. :roll:

I would be happy enough if I could play da Ocean etude perfectly. Actually I am learning it now.

by **Comme_le_Vent** » 18 Sep 2004, 00:27

haha, respec!

in da future i aim to play alkan's complete op39

by **virtuoso_735** » 18 Sep 2004, 14:45

I would love to play the Fantasie-Impromptu, though the cross-rhthyms have made me quit each time I attempt to play it.

by **Comme_le_Vent** » 18 Sep 2004, 17:00

sorry to say - but thats very easy

by **WinterWind_23** » 18 Sep 2004, 22:21

Comme_le_Vent wrote:haha, respec!

in da future i aim to play alkan's complete op39

Good luck. :wink:

What label will it be on?

by **Comme_le_Vent** » 18 Sep 2004, 22:24

whoever pays me da most

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