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33veränderungen · 04-19-2015, 09:43 PM

Schoenberg is known for his 12-tone scale and much of his music's atonal quality. I have played the piano for a little over ten years, and I am at an intermediate skill level. I have had many hopes of being able to play a lot of different pieces that I have heard over the years. I have succeeded in learning some of my 'dream songs' but once I heard this one, I thought there's no way anyone could ever play that! It's beautiful in its own twisted way, and I applaud anyone who tackles this one!

04-19-2015, 09:43 PM	#14 (permalink)
33veränderungen Groupie Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 5	Schoenberg - "Three Piano Pieces, No. 1" Schoenberg is known for his 12-tone scale and much of his music's atonal quality. I have played the piano for a little over ten years, and I am at an intermediate skill level. I have had many hopes of being able to play a lot of different pieces that I have heard over the years. I have succeeded in learning some of my 'dream songs' but once I heard this one, I thought there's no way anyone could ever play that! It's beautiful in its own twisted way, and I applaud anyone who tackles this one!