Anyone knew about this Piece by beethoven?

[~Immortal Beloved~]

Hey Beethoven fans, how's your day?

I just got this book called Piano Pieces for Adult Beginners. I'm practing one of Beethoven's music off from the book called Romance in F. Can someone tell me about the information about this piece please? I'll be very happy to read your reply.

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[This message has been edited by ~Immortal Beloved~ (edited 11-06-2001).]

[PDG]

Hello, IB. My day is good, thanks for asking.

Maybe this piece is a piano version of the Violin Romance which we have been discussing on Chris's thread? Does it carry an opus number? 50 for bingo!

[~Immortal Beloved~]

Originally posted by PDG:
Hello, IB. My day is good, thanks for asking.

Maybe this piece is a piano version of the Violin Romance which we have been discussing on Chris's thread? Does it carry an opus number? 50 for bingo!

Thanks for telling me! The piano version doesn't have an Opus #. I'll find out soon. I'm glad your day went pretty good.


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[Peter]

Originally posted by ~Immortal Beloved~:
I just got this book called Piano Pieces for Adult Beginners. I'm practing one of Beethoven's music off from the book called Romance in F. Can someone tell me about the information about this piece please? I'll be very happy to read your reply.

The only thing I can think of is it may be
the Romance from the Sonatina in G - is it in 6/8 rhythm?

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[Chris]

You know, I just read something about this piece, but I can't for the life of me remember where.

[~Immortal Beloved~]

Originally posted by Peter:
The only thing I can think of is it may be
the Romance from the Sonatina in G - is it in 6/8 rhythm?

It's not 6/8 rhythm, it's 4/4


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freedom for all- Ludwig Van Beethoven

[~Immortal Beloved~]

Originally posted by Chris:
You know, I just read something about this piece, but I can't for the life of me remember where.

You'll remember soon my friend.



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[Joy]

Originally posted by ~Immortal Beloved~:
Hey Beethoven fans, how's your day?

I just got this book called Piano Pieces for Adult Beginners. I'm practing one of Beethoven's music off from the book called Romance in F. Can someone tell me about the information about this piece please? I'll be very happy to read your reply.

One of my piano books is "16 Easy Piano Selections" you might be interested in some of the songs in this book. Ecossaise in Eb WoO 86, Ecossaise in G WoO 23, Sonatina in F, Anh. 5, No. 2. Lots of nice songs to have fun with.

Joy

[Sorrano]

Originally posted by ~Immortal Beloved~:
Hey Beethoven fans, how's your day?

I just got this book called Piano Pieces for Adult Beginners. I'm practing one of Beethoven's music off from the book called Romance in F. Can someone tell me about the information about this piece please? I'll be very happy to read your reply.

It just occurred to me that it could even be one of those pieces attributed to B, but by someone else. Seems that there is a Sonatina in F that has been attributed to him. (The Romance could be the second movement.)

[Peter]

Originally posted by ~Immortal Beloved~:

It's not 6/8 rhythm, it's 4/4

Then maybe PDG is correct - it could be an arr. of the Romance for Violin and orchestra.

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[~Immortal Beloved~]

Thanks for helping me guys.

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[Peter]

Originally posted by ~Immortal Beloved~:
Thanks for helping me guys.

Well we haven't really solved it! If you don't know the Romance in F for Violin Op.50, try the midi file of it on the midi pages of this site and let us know if this is the tune!

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[~Immortal Beloved~]

Originally posted by Peter:
Well we haven't really solved it! If you don't know the Romance in F for Violin Op.50, try the midi file of it on the midi pages of this site and let us know if this is the tune!

cool thanks...I'll try it right now.


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