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 Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: Mike 
Date:   2002-03-07 19:21

I am looking for a piece in a minor key that really works with an audience, that when played well, will make them cry, well the auditions board at least. Anyone got any ideas?

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 RE: Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: GBK 
Date:   2002-03-07 19:57

A great work doesn't necessarily need to be in minor to stir the emotions of the listener.

Case in point: "Andante" from La Forza del Destino (Verdi).

One of the great emotional / heroic clarinet solos.

I still vividly remember Morales performing it as his encore selection at one of the Clarinetfests.

After his final note, the emotional impact of that performance stunned the audience so, that there was initially a period of total silence, before the audience eventually erupted .

A truly breathtaking experience for all...GBK

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 RE: Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: Stephane 
Date:   2002-03-07 23:04

GBK wrote "...that there was initially a period of total silence, before the audience eventually erupted."

That reminds me of that saying from a famous French author, someting like: "After you have heard a work by Mozart, the silence that follows, this is still by Mozart!"

So that total silence was still by Verdi/Morales!

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 RE: Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: Sally Gardens 
Date:   2002-03-08 05:00

Speaking of Mozart, though it's not minor, the Adagio of the Clarinet Concerto is still one of the most emotionally moving pieces I've ever heard. Of course, it's up to you to *make* it moving, and not just yet-another-performance-of-the-Mozart. ;-)

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 RE: Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: Joseph Brenner, Jr. 
Date:   2002-03-08 17:17

Brahms Sonata in f, second movement.

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 RE: Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: bob gardner 
Date:   2002-03-08 18:34

Danny Boy
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I played Danny Boy at the senior center and one of the lol came up afterward and said that it brought tears to her eyes. i said the song
she said " no the way I played it."
(joke)
bob

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 RE: Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: Mindy's Mom 
Date:   2002-03-09 02:22

Bozza's Aria -- absolutely breathtaking when played well

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 RE: Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: Jean Adler 
Date:   2002-03-09 03:24

What is your playing ability?

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 RE: Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: Mike 
Date:   2002-03-09 10:18

Iam studying for my Master's degree.

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 RE: Sometinhg Minor which stirs deep emotion
Author: susannah 
Date:   2002-03-11 08:33

arpeggione sonata by Schubert

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