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Music Lover
 Member 1031 Level 1.21 Mar 2006 
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Out of curiousity, what is the difference between an etude/study and a virtuoso study? I mean, how do you tell the difference? (I've actually never seen a study called a virtuoso study before).
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Music Lover
Member 1031 Level 1.21 Mar 2006
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Another question! I only recently started going to live classical music concerts and I was wondering.. is it common practice for a pianist who is playing in a concert or even in a recital to play with sheet music in front of them?
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Music Lover
Member 1031 Level 1.21 Mar 2006
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Fair enough. What about in a competition? Would adjudicators deduct marks from you for having sheet music there? I was always lead to believe that looking at sheet music was a sign of lack of preparation on the pianist's behalf.
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