Etude de Concert - Piano
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Contents 1 Performances 1. Performer Pages Peter Bradley-Fulgoni piano.
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To print parts, please upgrade to a Pro account first. Uploaded on Sep 17, Liszt - Trois Etudes de Concert S. You actually programmed Arrau's interpretation onto the score! How did you do that?
By Franz Liszt. Piano. (Lamento, Leggierezza, Sospiro) Trois Etudes de Concert. By Franz Liszt Piano Item: K $ Add to Cart. Find composition details, parts / movement information and albums that contain performances of Etude de Concert, for piano, Op. 13 on AllMusic.
It was nothing smarter than just adding invisible tempo markings to the score wherever Arrau changed the tempo of his playing. I try to do this with every score I upload, to get away from that "computer-generated" sound. Sometimes it sounds great, other times not so great!
