the famous start part of Beethoven Symphony No. 5
♭Mi
=#Re, the famous start part of Listz La Campanella
I'm practicing works of Louis Vierne.
the famous start part of Beethoven Symphony No. 5
♭Mi
=#Re, the famous start part of Listz La Campanella
I'm practicing works of Louis Vierne.
I was remembering something, but I shifted my thinking.
Fa So Do
Mi
I asked an AI web service to suggest piano pieces from the time Debussy was alive that I had not known. Based on the results, I read sheet music on IMSLP. I thought I might enjoy pieces by Vierne, so I downloaded his piano scores and played them.
This work "Silhouettes d'enfants" has the simplest notation among them.
(Note that the work was composed in 1920, after Debussy had passed away.)
I think that the work has brighter aspects than his other piano works (exerpt for "Suite bourguignonne").
I feel that the work features fading piano tones than the resonance of organ sounds.
I thought that I heard this music before, but I realize I hadn't truly listened to it.
As this is my first time playing his work, I found that some note patterns and sounds were unfamiliar to me.
(I listened to some of his works for organ and piano quintet.)
I didn't feel the pieces as they were relating to childlen, rather, I thought they were something else.
I supposed that the composed had been sensing or feeling silhouettes of children.
I played the pieces simply by reading the sheet music and imagining things that are not real or else.
I think that the una corda pedal of my electric pedal doesn't produce good sound, so usually I refrain from using it. However, about this work, I think one of intentions behind una corda might have been for a change in tone color, like an organ, so I used it.
I played the pieces in this way this time. I hope that the composer wouldn't mind too much .... .
No. 1
waltz
fade, resonance
No. 2
walk
together
No. 3
chromatic
5, 6, 7
1, 3
♭5, #5, 7th, M7th,
root
G
left hand part - right hand part
wind
kirakira
No.4
wave, stream, whirl, light,
fade, resonance
No.5
ancient, modern
100 years ago, present
clear, blur
bounce, step
子どもの影、シルエットということだが、どちらかというと、立体的に弾いてみた。