Hexameron: Musescore composers
Collaborate to write a grand set of variations for solo piano. Inspired by Liszt's idea of the Hexameron variations
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| Owner | NewFranzLiszt |
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| On | Mar 31, 2012 |
| Privacy | This is a moderated public group |
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Discussions
| Title | Author | Replies | Updated |
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| Should I start writing my variation? |
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1 | 14 weeks ago |
| VERY IMPORTANT |
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19 | 15 weeks ago |
| A little help here ! |
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3 | 16 weeks ago |
| ORDER OF VARIATIONS IMPORTANT! |
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4 | 30 weeks ago |
| IMPORTANT: We Are Continuing |
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14 | 38 weeks ago |
| When are we going to continue. |
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2 | 47 weeks ago |
| Brainstorming |
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59 | 50 weeks ago |
| Theme Statement |
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1 | 1 year ago |
| ApresAlkan's Variation |
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3 | 1 year ago |
| Introduction |
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4 | 1 year ago |
About this group
Liszt's S.392, Hexameron, was a massive collaboration between the greatest pianist composers of the day: Liszt, Chopin, Thalberg, Pixis, Herx, and Czerny ( Alkan is excluded because he turned anti-social ).
Our present generation and age is marked by the use of the computer and world wide web. Across the world, we are able to collaborate and relive what the greats did before. I have personally invited some composers I am fimiliar with. Our objective can be summarized by 3 steps.
1. Decide upon the theme ( Suggestions are Dies Irae, Paganini's 24th caprice, etc. ) and organize our personal objective and contribution.
2.Compose our variations. Make sure to include your name on the score
3.Send your variations to me. I will complete the editing and adjoining sections.
