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hanweipaulchen says
Yes, Rachmaninov is not for beginners. He is, in my opinion, one of the most underrated of European Classical composers.
The entire 'Rhapsody On A Theme of Paganini' is probably his most famous work. However, it is not for every dude to just play. It is written only for the career players.
del_icious_manager says
I have to concur with the Baroness (who isn't making your life more difficult if you want to learn!). Although Rakhmaninov wrote quite a few beautiful songs (songs are specifically short pieces for voice and instrumental accompaniment), he is better known for his piano music (none of which is a 'song'). It is far better when referring to non-specific music to use words such as 'piece', 'work' and 'composition', otherwise you run the risk of making yourself look a little silly.
You should never (NEVER) use the word 'song' unless you really mean a song. Thank you, iTunes and MySpace for spreading this ignorance all over the world!
Pisrut rut says
confirm http://classical-piano-guide.blogspot.com/
Cheeses of Nazereth says
his rhapsody on a theme from paganini
Baroness Rodmilla de says
Rachmaninoff did not write many songs. He wrote alot of pieces though.
meaghanical says
I have big hands too, so I love rachmaninoff. Start with either Elegie in E-flat minor, or Lilacs. Both really good first Rachmaninoff pieces. Then maybe one of his Preludes, or one of his moments musicaux. Good luck!