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Sent a PM for opus 27 no.2. In my opinion the most beautiful nocturne there is.
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Sent PM for posthumous nocturne in C sharp minor
"lento con gran espressone". KKIVa 16 "cis-moll"
This is nr 20a in Henle.
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And I sent a PM for Waltz 69/2
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PM sent to claim waltz op64 no3.
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PM sent. Op 72 No 1, E minor nocturne.
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Op.37 no.2 for me, please
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Ganddalf - hope you did not forget to PM him
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I PM'd for Waltz in C-sharp minor, Op. 64 No. 2.
I'm just back to playing the piano after a very long hiatus! I'm re-learning some of the pieces I played before and was trying to decide what to add to my repertoire. This recital answered my question! I hope 3 months will be enough for me to do this new piece some justice!
Re-learning (polishing):
Chopin - Prelude in D-flat major Op. 28 No 15
Working on:
Chopin - Waltz in C-sharp minor Op. 64 No. 2
Deubussy - Suite bergamasque - Clair de lune
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I've never really played much Chopin so I'm using this as an excuse to learn something new. I think I always avoided playing Chopin because of an early bad experience. Let's just say it was a significantly humbling experience with a Mazurka. Anyways, I'm going to give the Op. 34 no. 2 in A minor a shot because it's always been a favorite. (PM sent)
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Sent a PM for opus 27 no.2. In my opinion the most beautiful nocturne there is. That would go to the 62/1 - but 27/2 is pretty high up there.
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Op.37 no.2 for me, please I sent a request for Op 37 No 2 a few hours ago, sorry. (After a comedy of errors where I set my alarm for 3.30am local time, then reset my alarm for 4am and collapsed asleep with exhaustion, and was so tired that I got my opus numbers mixed up and requested Op 32 No 2 in error, and finally realised this morning.) Polite request to organizers: 4pm Eastern Time is a good time for launching things like this in the future. At that time it is early morning in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific; afternoon in The Americas; and evening in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. That's pretty inclusive.
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Sent a PM for opus 27 no.2. In my opinion the most beautiful nocturne there is. That would go to the 62/1 - but 27/2 is pretty high up there. Ah yes, the "musical saw".. beautiful but also a very strange trio. My favorite is Op. 55/2 because it's so free-spirited and optimistic.
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Sent a PM for opus 27 no.2. In my opinion the most beautiful nocturne there is. That would go to the 62/1 - but 27/2 is pretty high up there. Ah yes, the "musical saw".. beautiful but also a very strange trio. My favorite is Op. 55/2 because it's so free-spirited and optimistic. For me personally, the most beautiful Nocturne is the one I happen to be playing at the time........ 
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[...] For me personally, the most beautiful Nocturne is the one I happen to be playing at the time........ That's my standard reply to the question : "Who is your favourite (favorite) composer?" Regards,
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I know I haven't been here for a while (mostly thanks to school), but this looks fun! It also provides an incentive to learn some Chopin since I have barely any in my repertoire. My absolute favorite nocturne is 55/2 without a doubt, but as that isn't available I just sent a PM requesting op. 9 no. 3 (as my first choice).
Student and shamefully occasional pianist
Currently attempting:
Rachmaninoff - Preludes op. 23 nos. 4 and 7
Deciding between Mozart K. 310 and Beethoven op. 10 no. 3
Albeniz - Almeria from Iberia book II
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IMPORTANT:
There are only 12 pieces left. Please check with the current list before requesting you piece. Thank you.
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Polyphonist, why don't you join us in the recital? 😁
Paul
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All nocturnes are taken. 11 waltzes left!
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I just sent a pm for Waltz op. 64 no. 1
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