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RAVEL | Prélude (1913): mm. 10–15

 
Piano fingerings for Prélude (1913) by Maurice Ravel

“The left hand should be above the right hand.”

Submitted by Chris Madden

Published on 2/20/2020

 
Solo PianoMichael ClarkApril 11, 2017Maurice Ravel, Prélude (1913), Chris Madden, avoid crowding, redistributionComment
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RAVEL | Valses nobles et sentimentales: VIII: mm. 66–74

Solo Piano, Special CollectionMichael ClarkApril 13, 2017Maurice Ravel, Valses nobles et sentimentales, Dorothy Brandwein, redistribution, reduce position shifts, improve voicing, facilitate leap
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RAVEL | Le Tombeau de Couperin: Prélude: m. 9

Solo PianoMichael ClarkApril 10, 2017Maurice Ravel, Le Tombeau de Couperin, Jonathan Scofield, redistribution, repeated notes
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