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shalvats wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 11:32 pm
Does anyone know what music is played on the piano?
Yes I do know it : Frank Amodio (1877-1947) Valzer di mezzanotte (midnight waltz)
thank you very much ! I almost lost all my hopes
Re: The Unknown Composer
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 11:22 am
by soh choon wee
Please help to identify this piece.
May i ask this group for looking for a piece (baroque era), that appears in ABRSM grade 5 or 6 quite a few times in the past.
It is in A major.......(quite like a 2-part invention)..... attributed to Paradiso and also to Scarlatti.......
I knew there is a second on E.....
I am dying from wanting to know the title....
It stated with a left hand A, then right hand will play A-g#-A-E-A-C*-E-A. . Then, like a two part inventions, the left hand mirror the theme.
Please help to name this piece.
Re: The Unknown Composer
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 8:56 pm
by bingo
soh choon wee wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 11:22 am
Please help to identify this piece.
May i ask this group for looking for a piece (baroque era), that appears in ABRSM grade 5 or 6 quite a few times in the past.
It is in A major.......(quite like a 2-part invention)..... attributed to Paradiso and also to Scarlatti.......
I knew there is a second on E.....
I am dying from wanting to know the title....
It stated with a left hand A, then right hand will play A-g#-A-E-A-C*-E-A. . Then, like a two part inventions, the left hand mirror the theme.
Please help to name this piece.
soh choon wee wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 11:22 am
Please help to identify this piece.
May i ask this group for looking for a piece (baroque era), that appears in ABRSM grade 5 or 6 quite a few times in the past.
It is in A major.......(quite like a 2-part invention)..... attributed to Paradiso and also to Scarlatti.......
I knew there is a second on E.....
I am dying from wanting to know the title....
It stated with a left hand A, then right hand will play A-g#-A-E-A-C*-E-A. . Then, like a two part inventions, the left hand mirror the theme.
Please help to name this piece.
Do you nean Paradies rather than Paradiso?
e.g.
Actually, my memory fails me...... (whether Paradies or Paradiso)..... i taught the piece in 1980s, 1990s, when i was still teaching ABRSM graded exams.......
Anyway, this sonata - second movement is not the piece......
It was Telemann/Bach - Suite in A major
but i distinctly recall it was by Paradis* in ABRSM official piano exam books.