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 Grade level
Author: Bb 
Date:   2002-09-01 20:33

Does any one know the grade level for Brahms Second sonata Op 120, No. 2, Allegro amabile??? here in maryland we use level 1-6 (1-the easiest, 6- the hardest) thanks

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 RE: Grade level
Author: Won Kim 
Date:   2002-09-01 23:16

i think it's 5 -won

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 RE: Grade level
Author: AL 
Date:   2002-09-02 20:56

In New York, both Brahms' Sonatas have been deleted from the NYSSMA Manual.............good reasoning.

AL

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 RE: Grade level
Author: Bea Starr 
Date:   2002-09-03 12:48

Al,
I didn't know they were deleated but the Sonata Bb is asking about was a 6 in NYSSMA.

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 RE: Grade level
Author: Ken Shaw 
Date:   2002-09-04 18:56

On a scale of 1 to 6, I'd say technically the Brahms sonatas are around 5, with a few 5-1/2 bits. Musically, 10 or higher!

Best regards.

Ken Shaw

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 RE: Grade level
Author: robert 
Date:   2002-09-07 03:42

in Virginia its a definate 6, musicality is key, tenchique will come with it and if your attempting something like that, you should definately already have good technique.

---Robert---

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