I was just wondering if anyone else has played this song. I think it might possibly be one of the most amusing songs to play. It`s not overly challenging, but it`s really fun. I first played it when I was 12, and I still love to play it 4 years later.

Isn`t that one-handed? From the looks of it, I`d say it`s right hand.

No, it`s for both right and left. I thought that too when I first looked at it. But trust me, when you play it, you need both hands.

My 12 year old son is learning to play it now. I think it is challenging for him because of the technical skills involved in playing a piece at that quick tempo. What type of lessons did you have?

Hi, does anyone know where I can listen to Solfeggietto on the internet? I`m playing it for a solo contest, and I was wondering if I was playing it right. If you have any information e-mail me at RiderFan90@netscape.com

Thank You

If I were you, I would come up with my own interpretation before listening to someone else`s. Remember Glenn? He was WEIRD, but people liked him. So maybe if this is a little competition, where you only win little things, then take a shot at being WEIRD. There`s a chance that the judges will hate you because you`re "playing it all wrong," but there`s an even BIGGER chance that they`ll LOVE YOUR INTERPRETATION AND THEY LOVE YOU!

i found out where u can listen to it,

http://www.hummingbirds.net/midi/midi.html

it has a bunch of midi files and u can click on the song and listen to it , its in there

you`d prolly ahve to download it...midi sites like those play a slower version, the real one goes much faster and sounds better on a pianoforte. i played this when i was 9 and it was a very fun piece to play...crossing the hands is one of the fun parts

you can play some of this song just right handed, but there are parts where you have to overlap so its very hard for the whole thing to be one handed

I remember this old piece- played it when I was about 7 years old- The crossing hands is really fun- I also liked the octaves in the some of the measures (in the left hand). They make a nice sound.

do any of you know where i can find some sheet music on the internet for it?? i heard it at a piano recital i went to, and it sounded like it would really be fun to play. ive been looking everywhere but i havent found it!! i would really appreciate some help.

i`m just a begginner and play for fun. when i found the sheets for the solfeggietto, i was so happy cause i`d heard it once on the net and loved it straight away. when people hear me play it, they think i`m very good, and i then feel good!

The piece Solfeggietto is - I agree with many others - really fun 2 play! And it is challenging. It took me - a 10 year old - about 4 weeks to learn! I especially love these kind of pieces.

- **!!$Sophia$!!**

sheetmusicarchive.net or music-scores.com is where you can find a lot of songs.

I`m 13 and it took me apprtoximately 3 days to learn. It was really easy and now i can play it about 5 times faster then it`s "supposed" to be played. I think it`s a fun and simple piece, but sounds complicated when you play it as fast as me.