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Here is the link: http://www.box.net/p/playadom76855 If everything worked right, there should be 8 files. Some advice, be specific! There are some details that need to be caught. brojek.
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5 - one of Liszt's HRs, not sure which one
6 - pictures at exhibition
that's all i can recognize.
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5 - Brahms paganini variations (?)
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1 -- nobody but Brahms... is it the 2nd Piano Concerto?
3 -- sounds like Schumann
5 -- Brahms Paganini variations?
6 -- Ox Cart, from Pictures at an Exhibition
7 -- Rachmaninov Etude
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2 - Passepied, Suite Bergamasque - Debussy
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1 is the Liszt Totentanz
8 sounds like more of the Brahms
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1: Totentanz
2: Haven't the slightest
3: Fairly familiar but can't put a finger on it
4: No idea
5: Haha funny-- there's a thread on this right now. Original Paganini Etude No. 6
6: Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition
7: Rachmaninoff Etude-Tableau Op. 39 No. something in... a minor?
8: Ahhh I KNOW that but what is it?
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I got number 3!
Liszt's Hexameron
I'll admit that #4 has me perplexed.
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So, what we have is:
1. Totentanz
2. Debussy - Passepied
3. Hexameron(variation no.?)
5. 1838 Paganini Etude 6
6. Pictures at an Exhibition - Bydlo
7. Rach Etude, Op. 39(elaborate)
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Originally posted by playadom:
So, what we have is:
3. Hexameron(variation no.?)
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Ok 7 is Op. 39 no. 6 in the Poco meno mosso section.
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Originally posted by playadom:
7. Rach Etude, Op. 39(elaborate) No. 6 edit: Op. 30 No. 3 got Op. 39 No. 6 before I did. 
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And I believe 8 is Schumann Piano Concerto?
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Originally posted by pianojerome: Originally posted by playadom:
[b]7. Rach Etude, Op. 39(elaborate)
edit: Op. 30 No. 3 got Op. 39 No. 6 before I did. [/b]By what, 5 seconds or so?
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8 is Paganini/Liszt grand etude no 1.
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Hexameron variation is right.
Rachmaninoff 39/6 is right.
8 is the 2nd edition 1st Paganini Etude.
And all that's left is #4.
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Originally posted by LisztAddict:
8 is Paganini/Liszt grand etude no 1. Wow I feel stupid...
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