Introduction and La Caprice
"Robin Hood"
For my friend, John.
This piece was supposed to only be a simple piece for a challenge, but it turned in to my show piece of the year, even dethroning my first Etude, however, both this piece and the etude have their own difficulties. This piece is a brilliant piece, preferably best to perform in a concert, and an appropriate audience who can wait and listen for 7 mins or longer. It's a virtuosic piece, even better knowing it's actually not that difficult. Have fun if you dare to learn, if you need help with it, just comment or send me an email. I gave this piece a dramatic nickname "Robin Hood" to fit the brilliant piece as it gives a image to picture, to picture the cunning man, Robin Hood and his love and affection to Marian. (Note that the expressive bit in the middle section is the romantic bit, the rest of the piece is Robin's courageous image)
Thanks!!
This piece was supposed to only be a simple piece for a challenge, but it turned in to my show piece of the year, even dethroning my first Etude, however, both this piece and the etude have their own difficulties. This piece is a brilliant piece, preferably best to perform in a concert, and an appropriate audience who can wait and listen for 7 mins or longer. It's a virtuosic piece, even better knowing it's actually not that difficult. Have fun if you dare to learn, if you need help with it, just comment or send me an email. I gave this piece a dramatic nickname "Robin Hood" to fit the brilliant piece as it gives a image to picture, to picture the cunning man, Robin Hood and his love and affection to Marian. (Note that the expressive bit in the middle section is the romantic bit, the rest of the piece is Robin's courageous image)
Thanks!!
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Piano