hmm.. mess up in the sheet music of a chopin waltz?

alright.. ha.. now that I've finally figured out where the "submit" button is.. I can get more active in the forums.. (I swear i've been looking for the past month or so and never thought to look at the top of the site.. they're not usually up there.."

Anyway... I got the sheet music for the Chopin Waltz in F minor.. op. posth. #20.. anyway... I've got pretty much the whole song memorized except the verrryyy last section.. i've been working on this song for a while now because i don't have much time to practice.. but i'm finally almost finished with it and now I have a question..

In the sheet music (i got it from the old piano society website), measure... 122 I believe.. it starts from c# and goes down 4 notes to 2 notes together.. I can't really read what those two notes are... if anyone can tell me what those are.. I can have this song done and memorized in a matter of minutes... i'm thinking they are "D" and "E# (f)" but when i play them I keep telling myself that it doesn't sound right..

is that right? or am I just confusing myself by thinking too hard?

any help welcomed thank you very much!

-jw.


(urgh.. i almost lost the submit button again.. *sighs*...)

I might also want to submit a recording of this songe after a while when I get to a place where it can get recorded and I can get it on a computer.. (I dont want to record it over a computer microphone unless i really have to..)

 

does.. anyone know?

??

 

heyy!

thanks a lot!

haha no i don't really feel like crying.. I heard 'robert's recording of it and thought it was beautiful so i started playing it. i make people sad when i play piano though because i only learn sad songs lol.. but they're pretty!

anyway.. thanks a lot for your help! now i can FINALLY get the rest of this song memorized omg.. hahaha. thank the LORD.

have a wonderful day and thanks for your help!

 

I am listening so thanks .

It has been discussed whether this is an authentic Chopin waltz or not and all complete waltz books I have seen excludes this waltz and also often 18 & 19 and sometimes only have waltz 1-14.

This was the reason for my little historical research posted at http://pianosociety.com/cms/index.php?section=633 and the reason I made sheets and recordings of waltz 18, 19 & 20 at http://server3.pianosociety.com/new/php ... c.php?t=21 .

Good luck in your playing and no.20 is indeed beautiful and often referred to as Valse Melancolique (confusingly mixed with Liszt waltz with the same title).

 

why you guys call it in F minor!! ??? :?:

 

yes.. piano pieces are often identified by keys

anyway...

thanks for your help!

yes robert very nice... I'm trying to get a good recording too

band's so busy though right now.. i haven't had a chance to really work on it.. gah.. wish me luck though

 

I think what khoatran11584 meant was why are we saying that it's in F Minor when very clearly there are three sharps and it's in F sharp Minor. I don't know, I might have just printed out the wrong version (even though it was from this site).