I'm looking for a famous piano piece...

NeilGnR · 18-01-2011, 11:34

I'm trying to find a piano piece that begins with two keys. One black and one white toward the far right of the piano. I believe it may be Chopin, but I can't be sure. It is a very famous piece, but I do not know the name of it. Any help would be appreciated.

Bob Dobson · 18-01-2011, 17:15

If you do get the name, I can fix you up with the names of two ladies who deal in sheet music. One in Bacup, one in Preston.

Less · 18-01-2011, 17:34

Will this do until you find it?

jaysay · 18-01-2011, 18:44

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Originally Posted by Less

Will this do until you find it?

Your always so helpful Less

NeilGnR · 18-01-2011, 20:26

I much prefer this to be honest.

NeilGnR · 18-01-2011, 20:30

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If you do get the name, I can fix you up with the names of two ladies who deal in sheet music. One in Bacup, one in Preston.

I'm not looking for sheet music. I'm a fan of classical music, especially piano (rather unusual for 18, yes), I've been trying to find it for a while, but when I describe the start of it as 'do do do do do do do', not many people understand.

Bob Dobson · 18-01-2011, 22:06

Try The Warsaw Concerto

Less · 18-01-2011, 22:13

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Originally Posted by NeilGnR

when I describe the start of it as 'do do do do do do do', not many people understand.

Right, now we are getting somewhere, I think you missed out the intro & put in an extra do.

It's by The Scaffold:-

http://m.last.fm/music/The+Scaffold/...ber?fallback=1

NeilGnR · 18-01-2011, 22:17

Thank you for your reply but that isn't the one I am looking for. It begins with only two keys being played (one white and one black). These are played about three times each. It is a high piece, played initially on the right side of the piano.

emzy · 18-01-2011, 23:22

Beehoven's Fur Elise?

Less · 19-01-2011, 00:06

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Originally Posted by NeilGnR

Thank you for your reply but that isn't the one I am looking for. It begins with only two keys being played (one white and one black). These are played about three times each. It is a high piece, played initially on the right side of the piano.

This one, doesn't matter if it isn't worth listening to anyway!

http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_u...&v=nT7_IZPHHb0

Benipete · 19-01-2011, 05:07

Is it in with this lot?

NeilGnR · 19-01-2011, 07:13

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Beehoven's Fur Elise?

Beethoven's Für Elise! Told you it was famous! Thank you very much! I love this piece. Again, thank you.

Margaret Pilkington · 19-01-2011, 09:03

If you like the Beethoven piece then you may also like the Chopin Etude in E Major.

MargaretR · 19-01-2011, 09:53

I am not conversant with classical music but this thread led me to find out for sure whether the description of the start of the piece of music was accurate - it was