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Favorite chamber pieces? I mostly listen to symphonies but I've been listening to more chamber recently. The Brandenburgs and Schubert's piano quintet have been my favorite so far. Which ones do you guys like?
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Schumann trio 1
Schumann piano quartet
composers who overuse the oboe in orchestration are scum
the same old assblasted autist samefagging to flood the thread and make his own thread
too bad for him i was quicker and now he's over there seething
Beethoven piano trio 6 movement 3
Beethoven piano trio 7 movement 3
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he looks pretty smart to me
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Hi bros sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this, but I'm having trouble with sightreading piano and I trust you guys more than the rest of Any Forums. Do I just have to keep darting my eyes between the two clefs? That seems impractical for fast pieces. Am I going about this the wrong way?
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it's impossible to sightread piano. You're meant to memorize the pieces from sheet music
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>it's impossible to sightread piano
not if you spend all your time writing 27 page essays instead of practicing
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Basically yeah. You should be reading a few beats ahead of what you're playing.
In a way, you're inaccurate though because you shouldn't be thinking of them as separate clefs, you should be thinking about it as one large grand staff.