Allegro 5'. Polichinelle in F-sharp minor 3' 30" Morceaux de fantaisie, op. Barcarolle in G minor 4' Morceaux de salon, op. A minor 6' 30" Four Pieces 4. Gavotte in D major 3' 30" Three Nocturnes 1. F-sharp minor 4' 30" Three Nocturnes 3.
Humoresque in G major 3' 30" Morceaux de salon, op. Humoresque in G major version 3' 30" Moments musicaux, op. C minor 5' Sonata no. These prelude collections were inspired by other composers who wrote Prelude cycles, such as Scriabin, Chopin, and of course Bach.
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Posted August 9, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Matusleo Posted August 11, Posted August 11, Nightscape Posted August 11, Are you aware that, when one includes the Prelude in C-sharp minor from Op 3, Rachmaninoff wrote, as did Chopin and others, one Prelude in each of the twelve major and each of the twelve minor keys?
There are 10 in the Opus 23, 13 in the Opus 32 and the one from the Opus 3, making 24 in all. I know only a few from op 32, and thats 1 in C, 5 in G, and 10 in Bm. I think 1 is the most difficult of the 3 that I know from op One interesting thing was that he didn't play them in opus number order. I'm not sure how he arranged them. It was either C major, c minor, C major, c minor Joined: Nov Iowa City, IA.
Originally Posted by pianoloverus. Oh, and my favorite recording is something of a rarity - Lilya Zilberstein on Deutsche Grammophone with the 1st Shostakovich sonata. That's right, the first Shostakovich sonata!
Joined: Jun Seattle area, WA. Of these, I think the B major is the easiest followed by the D minor and G minor. I'm dying to play the E flat minor but my fingers just won't cooperate. I wish I could keep all this music in muscle memory but it falls apart so soon. Going to the other end of the chart, I think that the B-flat major Op 23, No 2 is probably one of the more difficult of the Preludes. But - what gloriously sweeping, majestic music! Gilels Winningham - with score Who is Peter Winningham?
And then there's Kissin's version Kissin Regards,. Pacific Northwest, US. Originally Posted by BruceD. And then there's Kissin's version Kissin. I've practiced and learned most of it but never performed it - the e minor is another favorite and I hope to finish it up some day. I agree with Laredo, though, it's tough as nails. Joined: Jan Kudos to Kreisler for taking it on. Originally Posted by argerichfan. I would say she thinks the E minor the hardest of the lot, and a good case could be made for that.
IMO, Ms. Laredo is not the greatest Rachmaninov interpreter, her recordings sound more competent than striking. The competition is really fierce. Has anyone here played the E minor? I've got Laredo's recordings too and enjoy them very much. I like to listen to her preludes, pick one I like and learn it.
Joined: Feb Ashkenazy owns Op.
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