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[Ligneo Fistula]

I'm getting a bit worried, since my major op, I am nowhere near the standard of what I was pre-op, and I have to perform something on Saturday - I know not what. I have just made an abomination  of a Bach P&F (Bk2 No 14), and a Debussy piece (Suite Bergamasque Prelude), and Beethoven first movement of Op26 (Pastoral), all of which I could previously play perfectly.  I might have to do something rather easier than my normal repertoire.  

Oh dear, I really hope it's nothing serious or permanent.  What about some Haydn, JC Bach and Mozart?

[fsharpminor]

 

I'm getting a bit worried, since my major op, I am nowhere near the standard of what I was pre-op, and I have to perform something on Saturday - I know not what. I have just made an abomination  of a Bach P&F (Bk2 No 14), and a Debussy piece (Suite Bergamasque Prelude), and Beethoven first movement of Op26 (Pastoral), all of which I could previously play perfectly.  I might have to do something rather easier than my normal repertoire.  

Oh dear, I really hope it's nothing serious or permanent.  What about some Haydn, JC Bach and Mozart?

 

You may be right, I have played before all the 52 Haydn Sonatas. All 19 Mozart Sonatas I have been playing for over 50 years, (though only a couple of JC Bachs) , and have performed several  at this same monthly event  (I missed the last three months meetings).  I'll try through a couple tomorrow. 

[Latin pianist]

I have just googled All Creatures Great and small sheet music and I found it on musescore as a PDF you could print. Presumably it's ok to do so as it seems to be impossible to buy it.

[chris13]

 

 

I'm getting a bit worried, since my major op, I am nowhere near the standard of what I was pre-op, and I have to perform something on Saturday - I know not what. I have just made an abomination  of a Bach P&F (Bk2 No 14), and a Debussy piece (Suite Bergamasque Prelude), and Beethoven first movement of Op26 (Pastoral), all of which I could previously play perfectly.  I might have to do something rather easier than my normal repertoire.  

Oh dear, I really hope it's nothing serious or permanent.  What about some Haydn, JC Bach and Mozart?

 

You may be right, I have played before all the 52 Haydn Sonatas. All 19 Mozart Sonatas I have been playing for over 50 years, (though only a couple of JC Bachs) , and have performed several  at this same monthly event  (I missed the last three months meetings).  I'll try through a couple tomorrow. 

 

I am sure you will be given a very warm welcome back to the meetup and whatever you decide to play will be enjoyed.

[corenfa]

I'm getting a bit worried, since my major op, I am nowhere near the standard of what I was pre-op, and I have to perform something on Saturday - I know not what. I have just made an abomination of a Bach P&F (Bk2 No 14), and a Debussy piece (Suite Bergamasque Prelude), and Beethoven first movement of Op26 (Pastoral), all of which I could previously play perfectly. I might have to do something rather easier than my normal repertoire.

A major operation like that would take some toll on the body. Do be gentle on yourself and I hope the performance goes ok.

[Gran'piano]

Anaesthetics and strong pain-killers can muck things up too. Select easier pieces for a while and give your whole body time to get back to pre-op level with regards to your playing.
Hope all goes well.

[thara96]

It takes time, best wishes for a quick recovery! 

[EllieD]

I have just googled All Creatures Great and small sheet music and I found it on musescore as a PDF you could print. Presumably it's ok to do so as it seems to be impossible to buy it.

 

Thank you! I've got it!

 

F#m - You really don't need to play anything hard! If anyone is expecting you to turn up and rattle off some complicated piece, I would be very surprised! Even very simple music played well is worthy of performance, so don't pressure yourself, just choose something nice that you enjoy! 

[ejw21]

Exam over so last night I started looking at Grieg Notturno (Lyric Pieces). I had a little mosey in the summer and now picking up the piece again. 

[fsharpminor]

Exam over so last night I started looking at Grieg Notturno (Lyric Pieces). I had a little mosey in the summer and now picking up the piece again. 

I like playing those pieces with a 2 v 3, or 4 v 6 rhythms like the Notturno. Another one is the last of 9 pieces in Schumanns 'Waldscenen (Forest Scenes), which has appeared in Gr 8 syllabus a few times. 

[fsharpminor]

 

I have just googled All Creatures Great and small sheet music and I found it on musescore as a PDF you could print. Presumably it's ok to do so as it seems to be impossible to buy it.

 

Thank you! I've got it!

 

F#m - You really don't need to play anything hard! If anyone is expecting you to turn up and rattle off some complicated piece, I would be very surprised! Even very simple music played well is worthy of performance, so don't pressure yourself, just choose something nice that you enjoy! 

 

Before my op the previous two meetings I played two of the movements from Beethovens late Sonata Op110. Promised them the fugue movement next time, but it will have to wait for a bit .  Have decided to play on Saturday 1st movement of Beethoven Op10 No2 which I played for my ALCM Dip in 1963. Gee, thats 56 and a half years ago !

[wendym]

That will be lovely F#m - what a treat for them. The Fugue can wait - give your body time to recover well x

[chris13]

 

 

I have just googled All Creatures Great and small sheet music and I found it on musescore as a PDF you could print. Presumably it's ok to do so as it seems to be impossible to buy it.

 

Thank you! I've got it!

 

F#m - You really don't need to play anything hard! If anyone is expecting you to turn up and rattle off some complicated piece, I would be very surprised! Even very simple music played well is worthy of performance, so don't pressure yourself, just choose something nice that you enjoy! 

 

Before my op the previous two meetings I played two of the movements from Beethovens late Sonata Op110. Promised them the fugue movement next time, but it will have to wait for a bit .  Have decided to play on Saturday 1st movement of Beethoven Op10 No2 which I played for my ALCM Dip in 1963. Gee, thats 56 and a half years ago !

 

There is a photograph on the website. Is that you stood by the table on the right hand side ?

[fsharpminor]

 

 

 

I have just googled All Creatures Great and small sheet music and I found it on musescore as a PDF you could print. Presumably it's ok to do so as it seems to be impossible to buy it.

 

Thank you! I've got it!

 

F#m - You really don't need to play anything hard! If anyone is expecting you to turn up and rattle off some complicated piece, I would be very surprised! Even very simple music played well is worthy of performance, so don't pressure yourself, just choose something nice that you enjoy! 

 

Before my op the previous two meetings I played two of the movements from Beethovens late Sonata Op110. Promised them the fugue movement next time, but it will have to wait for a bit .  Have decided to play on Saturday 1st movement of Beethoven Op10 No2 which I played for my ALCM Dip in 1963. Gee, thats 56 and a half years ago !

 

There is a photograph on the website. Is that you stood by the table on the right hand side ?

 

Yes indeed its me !

[fsharpminor]

As an 'aside' .Someone pointed out at Liverpool  Piano Group that it is Beethovens 250th anniversary next year (born 1770).  I hadn't realised this.