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958886

Prelude in F# minor Op.23 No.1 for piano solo (arr. Michael Bomier) Digital Sheet Music

Prelude in F# minor Op.23 No.1 for piano solo (arr. Michael Bomier)by Rachmaninoff, S. Piano Solo - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Rachmaninoff, S.
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Arranger Michael Bomier
Composer Rachmaninoff, S.
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 6
Arrangement Piano Solo
Publisher Michael Butkus-Bomier
Product ID 958886
Instruments Piano

Product Description

Not nearly all of the Rachmaninoff preludes are intricate, difficult and advanced in their technical and interpretive demands. This quiet, flowing piece, with its undulating LH accompaniment, and simple two-note theme, moved through the various possibilities in the F# natural minor scale, is really his equivalent piece to Beethoven's Fur Elise. No kidding! So, examine how logical and composerly the surface complexities have been ordered, so as to make the piece a finely patterned and memoriz-able thing. Our tempo here is about the same as Richter, so one COULD go slower. Bring our the tune over the LH figures, and pedal for clarity. Only a few wide stretches have been truncated and/or arpeggiated for our convenience. MBB

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