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Help in recognizing a piece of kind-of-classical music [closed]

The music is at the end of 7 tries with Shazam didn't help.Thanks.

Desmond Hume

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When was the first example of safety netting employed?

Recently I stumbled across an interesting technique used in Chopin's Op.28 No.24 where the pianist slams down on the final three Ds of the score.Many pianists use a form of "safety-netting."...

Hamelin

askedOct 22 at 16:43

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Chopin Nocturne Op. 15 No. 3 Measure 10, pedal or not?

In measure 10 of Chopin's Nocturne Op. 15 No. 3, there is no pedal symbol, whereas there are pedal symbols before and after that measure (bottom of the attached image). When I tried to play it without ...

GrandAdagio

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askedOct 15 at 1:12

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Fingering on a chord from Beethoven’s Pathetique

I began to study this amazing sonata and in the 5th measure, at the very first attack of the ff, I find this chord in the right hand (F, Ab, B, F) which seems impossible to tackle. What fingering ...

Ady Năstase

askedSep 29 at 3:11

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Chopin’s Nocturne No 1 Op 72 in Eminor tips

What’s the best fingering for the trills in Chopin’s Nocturne No. 1, Op. 72 in E minor, and how should I count them so that they fit rhythmically with the left hand? (Found in Measure 36).

Mustafa chaaban

askedSep 28 at 20:56

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With line sustain pedal markings, do I release the pedal at the beginning or end of the last note?

I am learning a piece that has this:Do I release the sustain pedal at the end of the B-D chord, or at the beginning of it? Often it doesn't make a difference but here it seems like it would.Edit: ...

Ryan

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askedSep 28 at 20:18

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Acoustic piano for singer

I am looking for a piano to buy. I like to play and sing along with it, playing pop music, jazz, rock and sometimes classical. There are several kinds of pianos. Classical pianists seem to like big ...

Lost definition

askedSep 23 at 14:00

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Why Mark Levine's jazz piano book doesn't teach about the natural minor scale?

I am reading Mark Levine's "jazz piano book" and I think it is a little strange when it comes to minor scales. It says on page 75 that the minor 2-5-1 is derived from the melodic minor scale....

Lost definition

askedSep 20 at 14:36

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Change the chord name sus4 to 4 [duplicate]

Vorrei cambiare il nome sus4 semplicemente con 4, negli accordi con \chordsE' possibile?Grazie[Edit] Translation:I would like to change the chord name 'sus4' simply to '4' in Lilypond using \...

Gino Guercini

askedSep 17 at 16:43

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Help with piano fingering. Which version should I play? The difference is an extra B3 note

A difference between the two versions is that Version A (the first image) contains an extra B3 in measure 2 first note.So far, I've tried to play only Version A.For the left hand, I tried used the ...

user131679

askedSep 17 at 1:39

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Is there a smooth fingering for this left hand pattern?

It is too hard for me to play this pattern in left hand in the bass clef.For example, in the Am chord (the jump from lower E to C+E and back to E), I can't stretch my fingers that far and then use ...

Ynk

askedSep 15 at 15:27

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Help with piano fingering from B4 to F4. Left hand

How do I play | F4 to C5 to E5 to C5 to G4 to C5 to E5 to C5 | to G5 to E5 to G5 to B4 to G5 to B4 | to F4 with my left hand?I tried using the fingering | 5, 2, 1, 2, 5, 2, 1 | 5, 1, 3, 1, 5, 1, 5 | (...

user131679

askedSep 14 at 19:23

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Chopin Nocturne Op 27 No 2 Note F or A flat

My question is about the two highlighted notes in the Chopin op 27 no 2 nocturne. I used to read this piece from the Paderewski edition where the two notes were both F's (like in the picture above). ...

leoli1

askedSep 11 at 20:08

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Is there a wrong note in this score of Waltz 2 of Shostakovitch?

Is there a wrong note in measure 113 of this score of Waltz 2 of Shostakovitch?Should it be a C instead of a D ?

Mathieu Krisztian

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askedSep 9 at 19:22

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Casio Privia PX-800 Replacement Pedals?

For years, I have owned a Casio Privia PX-800, but recently the hinge of its damper pedal has broken. I thought about using super glue to fix it, but was unsure if there were better options. Does ...

Hamelin

askedSep 3 at 16:59

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Help in recognizing a piece of kind-of-classical music [closed]

When was the first example of safety netting employed?

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Chopin’s Nocturne No 1 Op 72 in Eminor tips

With line sustain pedal markings, do I release the pedal at the beginning or end of the last note?

Acoustic piano for singer

Why Mark Levine's jazz piano book doesn't teach about the natural minor scale?

Change the chord name sus4 to 4 [duplicate]

Help with piano fingering. Which version should I play? The difference is an extra B3 note

Is there a smooth fingering for this left hand pattern?

Help with piano fingering from B4 to F4. Left hand

Chopin Nocturne Op 27 No 2 Note F or A flat

Is there a wrong note in this score of Waltz 2 of Shostakovitch?

Casio Privia PX-800 Replacement Pedals?

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