Vergebliches Standchen- by Johannes Brahms
The Sick Doll- by Pitr Tchaikovsky
Prelude in C Minor- by Johann Sebastián Bach
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One of them I’m wrapping up. One I’m still diligently working on. And the last is brand new.
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I love classical piano. Tchaikovsky has always been a favorite. Great job! Have you taken lessons ever?
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I can play some of bach’s prelude. Its beautiful. And seems super easy but because so much of the song is so similar to the rest it gets confusing. With the slight key changes.
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If that makes sense. I dont know the classical lingo much. I can also play most of beethovens moonlight sonata and a bit of fur elise. I dont know how to read music though. I just spent painstaking hours memorising where to put my fingers from youtube videos lol.
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I am working on Jewish folk songs on guitar. They are sweet tunes.
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That’s wonderful you are keeping up your playing.
So talented to be able to play so beautifully.
All I can say is, I admire your tenacity.
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That’s great @SkinnyMe! I bet you are amazing! I wish I had taken piano lessons starting earlier. Maybe one day…
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I can’t read music either and taught myself to play a couple of songs by memory a long time ago. I just didn’t stick with it.
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can play some of bach’s prelude. Its beautiful. And seems super easy
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My piano teacher told me that he bets you’re thinking of the piece: Prelude in C Major, by Bach. That’s a different work.
@Ozzyskits
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Yeah thats the one i was thinking!
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I’m gonna fetch the music sheet for Wonder wall. Oasis.
I prefer pop to classical atm.
But if you enjoy classical that’s brilliant
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Yea that’s true.
I just chose a pop song for my first choice cos I enjoy the melody more than classical songs that I know in general.
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