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Just sharing a couple pieces I worked on recently. I think I may record more pieces more regularly now to give parents and students here ideas on what pieces to work on. I will try to record a wide range of pieces from the various grades.
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Originally written for violin and orchestra, this theme has become one of the most recognizable themes of music from modern movies. The movie it comes from Schindler's List, deals with tragedy of Holocaust and this music always without fails evokes strong emotion from me whenever I practiced and played it.
Thick chordal texture overall requiring good right hand voicing skill.
Difficulty: Grade 6/7 ABRSM.
Source: Anthology of Movie Songs. Hal Leonard.
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The 'Threnody' is the last piece in the set of 5 Bagatelles published by Carl Vine. Composed to commemorate Australia National AIDS Trust's fund raising, it is bittersweet in tone that one can imagine is a fitting remembrance of AIDS victims. Difficulty in balancing all the musical lines and negotiating the vast amount of jumps in the left hand part. Memorization is essential to perform this piece.
Difficulty: Grade 7/8 ABRSM. Set for LCM Grade 8 Piano Exam previously.
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Let It Go on the piano is so nice. Any idea whether is it difficult to play?
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Porky Pig:
Let It Go on the piano is so nice. Any idea whether is it difficult to play?
The official songbook arrangement is quite tricky to play, needs to be solid grade 6 or 7 to pull off. There is another easy piano official arrangement that is playable by grade 1 or 2 at musicnotes.com. -
Dreamaurora:
Thank you.Porky Pig:
Let It Go on the piano is so nice. Any idea whether is it difficult to play?
The official songbook arrangement is quite tricky to play, needs to be solid grade 6 or 7 to pull off. There is another easy piano official arrangement that is playable by grade 1 or 2 at musicnotes.com. -
I am feeling rather upbeat this morning, so decided to record this.
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Clementi's Sonatinas have always been perennial favorites among students. Unfortunately though, they are pretty much neglected as standard performing repertoire by concert pianists. In this rendition, I opt for an interpretation that is much more brilliant and lively that I think will be suitable for a professional performance. For intermediate students, a generally more moderate tempo of 120 per crotchet/quarter note will be more than sufficient for a successful performance.
Difficulty: Grade 5-6 ABRSM. Set for Grade 5 ABRSM/Trinity frequently.
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Very nice. Thanks for sharing your performances.
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peachbubble:
Very nice. Thanks for sharing your performances.
Thank you, if you have a piece of music in mind that you would like to hear, as long as i have the score i will try to record in my spare time. -
Dreamaurora:
Let it go.peachbubble:
Very nice. Thanks for sharing your performances.
Thank you, if you have a piece of music in mind that you would like to hear, as long as i have the score i will try to record in my spare time. -
Dreamaurora:
Dreamaurora, congratulations on the successful concert. I enjoyed your recent uploads as well. You may not be note perfect, but you are always sincere and musical in whatever you play and I really respect that. Any chance you will do a full recital in immediate future? We will go and support you if you do.peachbubble:
Very nice. Thanks for sharing your performances.
Thank you, if you have a piece of music in mind that you would like to hear, as long as i have the score i will try to record in my spare time.
Can you recommend and record pieces about animals suitable for lower grades. -
Hi dreamaurora, my child has registered for the July piano abrsm exam under a teacher, in the meantime, can we change to another teacher? Tks
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