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Re: In-depth and Interactive Mazurka Experience with Jarred Dunn Hi, I will attend and hope to submit a recording of Op 24 Nr 4. within the week. Thank you!
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
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- 2 mths ago
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- Live Calendar
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Re: A guide to Debussy's Preludes: Introduction to his music for all levels! Thanks @Dominic I hope to join this one! I've been playing Debussy all month even though I didn't have time to submit videos for the challenge but had a specific question about the use of sostenuto…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 6 mths ago
- Live Calendar
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences @Anthony Miyake Sounds good. Tip for posting videos: if you add a video link using the button below the text a thumbnail will appear in the post (if that's what you want).
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences @Juan Carlos Olite Wonderful as always but I still don't understand how you are able to memorize so much music.
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
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- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences @Anthony Miyake It's been great to watch your progress. It's sounds better each time. Yes, I've also found that some difficult pieces are "easier" like this to play from memory so you don't have to…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences Episode 5 of Bach BWV 992 Capriccio sopra la lontananza del fratello dilettissimo “Capriccio on the departure of a beloved brother”. Apparently in Bach's time the postmen were horn players who would…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 4
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences @Rudelle Gaje I'm used to hearing this played really fast, but honestly it sounds so beautiful played slowly as well, even if you're just doing for practice.…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 2
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences @Susan Rogers Sounds lovely, the French Suite No. 5 is one of my favorites. Not sure if you've seen the great livestream Dominic did last year on this suite.
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 1
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences @Monika Tusnady Magnifique! What a great piece, sounds wonderful.
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 1
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences @Shaw-Jiun Wang I worked on this a few months ago and this is the fingering I had come up with (Henle edition) which looks the same as yours except in first measure I found it too awkward to play…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences Thank you everyone for your comments.
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences @Andrea Buckland Beautifully played, I love this variation. Thanks for sharing.
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 2: Bach in March Practice Updates Thank you everyone above for the nice comments! @Hilda Huang , yes that is a bust of Bach! I probably use too much sostenuto pedal actually. I just watched the livestream on Bach and pedal use this…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 3 Practice Updates, and a harmony micro-challenge: Cadences Episode 3&4 of Bach BWV 992 Capriccio sopra la lontananza del fratello dilettissimo “Capriccio on the departure of a beloved brother”. Having failed to convince the brother to leave...…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
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- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 2: Bach in March Practice Updates Episode 2 of Bach BWV 992 Capriccio sopra la lontananza del fratello dilettissimo “Capriccio on the departure of a beloved brother”. Still trying to convince the beloved brother not to leave in…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 6
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 2: Bach in March Practice Updates @Randi Great! Its nice to see your progression on this piece. An interesting idea from your teacher.
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 1
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 2: Bach in March Practice Updates @Gail Starr Wow, one of your piano friends is Beatrice Rana?! I love her Goldberg variations recording. Good livestream today on the Aria (just listened to it...)
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 1
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 2: Bach in March Practice Updates @Thurmond R Sounds great. I prefer the more "energetic" performances of this piece as you've done here, especially for the prelude of this which is one of my favorites in all of book 2.…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 2
- Bach in March
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Re: WEEK 2: Bach in March Practice Updates Thank you Hilda for posting the Toccata to inspire us this week! My hand finally recovered enough to play so here is the first movement of Bach BWV 992 Capriccio sopra la lontananza del fratello…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
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- Bach in March
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Re: Bach in March WEEK 1: Practice Updates @Qingzhi I have Bareneiter and Henle (both with fingerings) but prefer the Henle layout and fingerings. I have seen some performances where the jump is avoided but haven't figured out how to do that…
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Re: Bach in March WEEK 1: Practice Updates @Qingzhi Very impressive. I've been working on this recently and the trickiest part for me is the "jumps" in measures 13 & 14. The fingerings can be tricky for this one, what edition are you using?
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Re: Bach in March WEEK 1: Practice Updates Bravo @Juan Carlos ! I remember you memorize your pieces (very impressive) so the music must just be a prop for your video . Great to listen to you as always.
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 1
- Bach in March
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Re: Bach in March WEEK 1: Practice Updates @Harriet Kaplan Very impressive! One of my favorite preludes, and you did a great job on the fugue which is difficult.
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- 1
- Bach in March
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Re: Bach in March WEEK 1: Practice Updates @Andrea Buckland Sounds lovely, coming along nicely. Here are the fingerings from the edition I have if you find it useful. Similar to the 2nd option Hilda suggested.
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Re: Bach in March WEEK 1: Practice Updates @Qingzhi Sounds beautiful. I love the mirror effect of the way you filmed it too :)
- Brett Gilbert
- Piano and classical guitar
- brett_gilbert
- 8 mths ago
- Bach in March
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Brett Gilbert

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Been playing classical piano as an amateur on/off for over 40 years, but more seriously the last year. In second year of learning classical guitar (I'm also a guitar tonebase member!). Software engineer for work.