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Originally posted by TS: Originally posted by John Citron: [b] How about Alkan's Concerto for Solo Piano. The first movement has several pages of relentless repeated notes that go on for miles and miles.
John :t: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!! :t:
Im scared to even look at the sheet music for that piece. [/b]Exactly... I've read through it while listening to Marc Andre Hamlin playing. Geeze is that a hard piece to tackle. I tried a little bit of the second movement, and that was do-able, but barely with all of the polyrhthyms. John
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Hehe, there's a bootleg video of Hamelin playing this piece, and as the master technician that he is (possibly the greatest of our day) even he starts to lose control at some points, and has to hold on for dear life. But is it ever exciting; what a ride! 
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I've always had problems with repeated notes. Does the coda to Chopin's Ballade No. 2 in a-minor count? It used to (still does!) give me fits.
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Originally posted by tomt6113: isnt there a part of gershwin's rhapsody in blue where there is a rapidly repeated note? Apparantley, when he premiered his Rhapsody, there was a blank page in the orchestral score with the words, "Wait for the nod!" This is where he improvised the quasi-cadenza. Lots of repeated c sharps and g sharps It is one of my favourite parts of the piece. Wayne Marshall plays it superbly, with a couple of his own flourishes for good measure...
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Opening of Chopin Ballades no. 2 and 4  .
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"Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is never enough for music." -Sergei Rachmaninoff.
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How about Prokofiev's Toccata, Op.11?
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Originally posted by TS: Hehe, there's a bootleg video of Hamelin playing this piece, and as the master technician that he is (possibly the greatest of our day) even he starts to lose control at some points, and has to hold on for dear life. But is it ever exciting; what a ride! I'll have to look around for it. I'd love to watch and take the ride of my life. John
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Originally posted by lol_nl: Opening of Chopin Ballades no. 2 and 4 . slow repeated notes don't count 
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