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[Mctaste]

Good day everyone,

Some time ago, I posted several technical questions I had on Liszt's
classic Un Sospiro for an upcoming recital I had.
Again, I thank all those who lent an ear and their experience; the
recital went fine - I had one flub in Sospiro about mid way through,
but other than that, all was well. Incidentally, I am playing in an
amateur music festival tomorrow, and Un Sospiro will be my finale.

Thanks again.

[just another poster]

And this, the festival participation, went well ???

As the etude was your finale, what other work(s) did you perform?

> Thanks again.

(do pardon the delayed response)
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[Mctaste]

just another poster <kolo...@netscape.net> wrote in message news:<3CD5A571...@netscape.net>...

> Mctaste wrote:
> >
> > Good day everyone,
> >
> > Some time ago, I posted several technical questions I had on Liszt's
> > classic Un Sospiro for an upcoming recital I had.
> > Again, I thank all those who lent an ear and their experience; the
> > recital went fine - I had one flub in Sospiro about mid way through,
> > but other than that, all was well. Incidentally, I am playing in an
> > amateur music festival tomorrow, and Un Sospiro will be my finale.
>
> And this, the festival participation, went well ???

Thanks for the response. It went much better than the first time
around (thanks to experience I guess). Though certainly not perfect,
both myself and my teacher believe that it was a success. ;)

> As the etude was your finale, what other work(s) did you perform?

I only played two others: Bach's Fmaj prelude and fugue, and
Rachmaninoff's Dmaj prelude of opus 23. The Rach prelude went
beautifully IMO, and the Bach was okay... (you'll probably laugh) but
when I began to take piano studies seriously, I never really did much
in the way of Bach, Hayden, not even much Mozart. Not that I didn't
appreciate their work, but I guess I was silly. Slowly I began to
realize HOW important they are, for technique, for experience, etc.
So, funnily, the above prelude and fugue is my first delve into the
WTC since I was a wee tyke. I plan to delve more.

Thanks again.

> > Thanks again.
>
> (do pardon the delayed response)

No problem :)