What's your repertoire?

[excal]

On piano, I used to do classical stuffs - but I've moved onto doing more contemporary repertoire; will be doing AMEB Gr. 6 this year (as much as I hate them)

With voice, I usually do classical voice, some jazz and music theatre. It's my Gr. 0 thing, but I'm best at it anyway (again, </3 AMEB)

[Mystery]

On piano, I used to do classical stuffs - but I've moved onto doing more contemporary repertoire; will be doing AMEB Gr. 6 this year (as much as I hate them)

With voice, I usually do classical voice, some jazz and music theatre. It's my Gr. 0 thing, but I'm best at it anyway (again, </3 AMEB)

sux ey... my mommy wants me to go on and do associate or w/e it is and then get my teacher's diploma =X

Has anyone learned la campanella before? greatest song eva =P totally kills bumbling bee's
                  OR DOES IT!??? VOte NoW:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEnfZjqMSy0 >>>  La Campanella

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6A-JYbu1Os >>> Flight of the Bumblebee (OH and if you decide this song is better because the pianist is really cute, I will find you and hurt you) =P





Personally I enjoyed this pianist's version of la campanella better than the one up there:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEtQbAh9aHs


VOTE NOW!

[/0]

La Campanella, but I it's way way harder. You've got to be a top notch pianist to play it decently, since any mistakes really stick out.

[ninwa]

Hmm I'd have to go with la campanella .... it's such a beautiful piece! And difficult I'll attempt it again someday when I have the patience to actually work on it. Right now I have that horrible habit of just playing through the piece a couple of times and calling it practice. Probably why I suck lol

[Markos]

Personally I think this has to be by far the best interpretation of La Campanella I've seen  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaX1j4elJRU

Ninwa should know who I'm talking about 

[Ren]

interesting interpretations

yeh i should do some AMEB grades too excal

[Mystery]

Personally I think this has to be by far the best interpretation of La Campanella I've seen  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaX1j4elJRU

Ninwa should know who I'm talking about 

In my opinion this interpretation is too "bouncy" it sounds more like a march... I also believe the way the other two play it are more smooth and makes the piece feel connected and at one(less of staccato)

[ninwa]

Personally I think this has to be by far the best interpretation of La Campanella I've seen  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaX1j4elJRU

Ninwa should know who I'm talking about 

Before I even click on that link .... is it Valentina Lisisttisitsiisissa-I-can't-spell-her-name-but-you-get-what-I-mean?

[excal]

Hmm I'd have to go with la campanella .... it's such a beautiful piece! And difficult I'll attempt it again someday when I have the patience to actually work on it. Right now I have that horrible habit of just playing through the piece a couple of times and calling it practice. Probably why I suck lol

Can you play Moonlight 3rd Mvmt. ?

If so, I bow down to you =D

[/0]

Can you play Moonlight 3rd Mvmt. ?

If so, I bow down to you =D

This man can: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3jIDlrYfsM

[ninwa]

Can you play Moonlight 3rd Mvmt. ?

If so, I bow down to you =D

I don't even know how it goes *shame on me*

Now that you've piqued my curiosity, tomorrow I shall raid my Beethoven sonata books and read thru it and get back to you

[excal]

Can you play Moonlight 3rd Mvmt. ?

If so, I bow down to you =D

This man can: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3jIDlrYfsM

That's just a ridiculously fast speed! Damn...awesome...

[Markos]

Personally I think this has to be by far the best interpretation of La Campanella I've seen  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaX1j4elJRU

Ninwa should know who I'm talking about 

Before I even click on that link .... is it Valentina Lisisttisitsiisissa-I-can't-spell-her-name-but-you-get-what-I-mean?

Damn straight. (Lisitsa ) And she's back looking like it's in fast-forward motion again

Personally I think this has to be by far the best interpretation of La Campanella I've seen  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaX1j4elJRU

Ninwa should know who I'm talking about 

In my opinion this interpretation is too "bouncy" it sounds more like a march... I also believe the way the other two play it are more smooth and makes the piece feel connected and at one(less of staccato)

Although, I prefer La Campenalla to be that bouncy and staccato. I think Lisitsa achieves more of a scherzando feel over the others

[ninwa]

Can you play Moonlight 3rd Mvmt. ?

If so, I bow down to you =D

Yep I can play it, I learnt it yesterday ... it's not THAT bad, just a lot of arpeggios ... Beethoven can only get so difficult technically

If you want a hard piece:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pFsMqVr3B8
The few times I performed that piece I had to put it at the end of my program cos my arms were so dead I couldn't play for about 30 mins afterwards x.x

[/0]

You played that??

Can you play Moonlight 3rd Mvmt. ?

If so, I bow down to you =D

Yep I can play it, I learnt it yesterday ... it's not THAT bad, just a lot of arpeggios ... Beethoven can only get so difficult technically

If you want a hard piece:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pFsMqVr3B8
The few times I performed that piece I had to put it at the end of my program cos my arms were so dead I couldn't play for about 30 mins afterwards x.x

You played that??? Wow you must be like... Mozart reincarnated or something. That's amazingly hard.