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pianoangel
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 Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 4:08 pm Post subject: Mozart,Haydn,Beethoven -sonata's |
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| I have one question I need to ask. Of all the piano sonata's by Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven which is your favourite. Im asking because I need to learn one this year, for auditions, and Im having a little bit of trouble deciding which to do..... |
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| Definatly Beethovens op.28. Such a gorgeous piece. |
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Op 28 at the moment for me aswell.
It was actually in my dream one night, and old man explained what a certain part of the third part was symbolizing hehe  wierd. |
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| I like Beethoven's Waldstein and Appassionata, Mozart's F Major and C Major Sonatas (K.332 & 330), and Haydn's C Major Sonata Hob. 50. |
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All Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven sonatas.
Er....more specific, Beethoven, Op.101, 106,110 and 111 |
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