Age of Rachmaninov
20:10 on Friday, April 8, 2005
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(Anny)
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Has anyone ever played any of Rachmaninov`s piano concertos? How old were you when you played?
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
08:58 on Monday, April 11, 2005
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(liszt33)
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well, i somethimes practise it..especially second mov. ive been playing for 4 years piano & i can play parts from it...
thats all...
U ?
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
21:43 on Monday, April 11, 2005
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(Anny)
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Well, I have a modified version for just the piano. I could play it...if I practiced it. I have been playing for 10 years, but only with a teacher for 1 year.
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
23:48 on Monday, April 11, 2005
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(Alex)
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Rachmaninoff concertos are not a piece you want to play untill you are fully developed. They take extreme power and discipline. My teacher says ill start the third by the time im 16. but dont think the rhapsody on the theme of paganini is easy, its basically as hard, if not harder. you play in it almost non stop.
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
15:02 on Tuesday, April 12, 2005
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(peter)
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Hey im only 15 and can play just about anything by Rachmaninoff, to me I think that Beethoven`s 3 movement of Moonlight Sonata had much more depth and hardness than the music of Rachmaninoff. Wish me luck for the Hilton Head International contest.
Hope you study some Beethoven. For it has more depth and complications than any of Rachmaninoffs?? pices
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
17:41 on Saturday, April 16, 2005
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(law)
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I HIGHLY DOUBT YOU COULD PLAY ANYTHING BY RACHMANINOFF AT THE AGE OF 15! dont be arrogant. If you can, I want to seriously meet you in person, and im not kidding. I will meet you in person and see you play. You are probably lying.
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
00:51 on Sunday, April 17, 2005
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(Michael)
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I sort of agree.
I played the 3rd Movement of Beethoven`s Moonlight Sonata for my 8th Grade Piano exam in Aus and it`s really nothing on the greater works of Rachmaninoff
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
20:50 on Friday, May 6, 2005
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(Nun)
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dear "Law"
I am 15 and I can play rachmaninov
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
00:45 on Saturday, May 7, 2005
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(law)
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i know. i could play it at 13, but he says that he can play ANY piece by rachmaninoff without difficulty
law
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
10:24 on Saturday, May 7, 2005
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(Sam)
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Perhaps what he means is that he can play it if he sets his mind to learn it. Anyway, maybe he`s a prodigy. There are such people in the world. Some people just have a gift for music that no one has to teach them.
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
19:01 on Tuesday, June 21, 2005
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
08:24 on Friday, September 2, 2005
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(*T*)
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Prodigies don`t always have an easy life. They have so much pressure on them sometimes and maybe they don`t have time for much else except their chosen instrument. They may not have friends. So - I personally wouldn`t really wanna be one.
BTW - That only goes for SOME prodigies I bet others have a happy carefree life!
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
13:23 on Friday, September 2, 2005
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(Lawrence)
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If he honestly thinks that the third movement of the moonlight is anything special, then he doesnt know beethoven. The third movement is something czerny could have written. there is soooo much better beethoven. Some of rachmaninoff preludes and etudes-tableaux are more difficult than many of beethovens sonatas.
Lawrence
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
14:00 on Friday, September 2, 2005
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(k8e)
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To Law,
What piece could u play at 13 out of interest, by rachmaninov? i could play Polichinelle Op. 3 no.4
k8e
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Re: Age of Rachmaninov
15:31 on Friday, September 2, 2005
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(Lawrence)
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Prelude Op. 23 no.5 and Etude tableaux Op. 39 no 9
Lawrence
how old are you
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