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Posted by Arnold on July 23, 19101 at 00:05:53:
In Reply to: K 180 posted by Stephen on July 11, 19101 at 07:01:48:
: I made a mistake. I told everyone I'd been working on K 80 when it was K 180 all the time. This sonata is a lot of fun, check it out.
: Does anyone else have this problem?: I find the sonatas in major keys are more difficult to learn than the ones in minor keys...though my greatest challenge is K 175, and that's in A minor.
I dunno. The hardest one I've actually tried to
play is K 96 in D major, but that may just be my
special problem with trilling with 4-5 while
holding down the rest of the chord with the same
hand (and Allegrissimo, no less!). K 119, also in
D--what's with this guy?--is no walk in the park
either. Then there's K 427 in G major, which
doesn't seem so hard exept for a couple leaps
until you read the tempo directions: As fast as
possible (Presto, quanto sia possible). But maybe
you mean something beyond mechanical difficulty?
I always feel more exposed, and thus more obsessed
with perfection, in major key works, so I guess I
agree with your take on this major/minor biz.
--Arnold
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