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STRAUSS | Eight Poems, Op. 10: I. Zueignung: mm. 18–19

Piano fingerings for Zueignung, Op. 10, No. 1, by Richard Strauss

“Taking the low A in the left hand ensures the accuracy of the octave leap.”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 4/13/2020

Art SongMichael ClarkApril 13, 2016Richard Strauss, Eight Poems (Op. 10), Michael Clark, art song, facilitate leap, redistributionComment

STRAUSS | Eight Poems, Op. 10: VIII. Allerseelen: mm. 12–13

Piano fingerings for Allerseelen, Op. 10, No. 8, by Richard Strauss

“The top notes of the left-hand line are already being played by the right hand, so no need for the left hand to shift.

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 4/13/2020

Art SongMichael ClarkApril 13, 2016Richard Strauss, Eight Poems (Op. 10), Michael Clark, art song, double thumb, reduce position shifts, redistribution, AllerseelenComment

STRAUSS | Eight Poems, Op. 10: VIII. Allerseelen: mm. 21–24

“Often the highest notes of the left hand line is already within the right hand’s grasp, so I prefer to let the right hand play them.”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 4/13/2020

Art SongMichael ClarkApril 13, 2016Richard Strauss, Eight Poems (Op. 10), Michael Clark, art song, reduce position shifts, redistribution, AllerseelenComment