Ye I like that you can just sit down and play it, I don't really like practicing, I like playing
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haha, so you missed out the first time too. I feel better now (no offence) just that I haven't seen many ppl fail.
I switched teachers in between doing the amus, i did the tchaikovsky, that was nice, yes the bach prelude and fugue was ok, but I dont really like the fugue, preludes is good tho
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Ye I like the beethoven sonatas, too bad they took out a few good ones from the list, eg moonlight and waldstein. I might try the intermezzo.
I like emotional pieces, I generally play them better than 'not-emotional' pieces
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, probably chopin nocturne 16 is a good example of one.
I started piano late, so im a little behind
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, had to skip quite a few grades, but I bludge to much, so I reckon I could of passed if I did the required amount of work *sigh*
I might do the rach prelude for my next go, except I think they compare you to concert grade performances for well known pieces, which they probably know back to front, or I could do unknown pieces
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