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Étude No. 2, "Cordes à vide" (Open strings), is a solo piano piece composed by György Ligeti in 1985. It is the second installment in his first book of piano études, a collection that combines complex polyrhythms with extreme technical demands. The piece is constructed entirely from continuous, rapi...
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Beautiful open-fifth patterns and shifting accents create compelling momentum; admired but less individually iconic than Ligeti's greatest études.
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Alexander Scriabin's Étude in G major, Op. 65 No. 3 is the final piece in his last set of three piano études, composed circa 1911–1912 during his late period. The study is built around the interval of a fifth, with the right hand playing rapid descending chains of fifths that demand precise finger i...
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A volatile late masterpiece praised for rhythmic dislocation, harmonic audacity, and concentrated power, with a formidable specialist reputation.
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Étude Op. 65, No. 3 is a late solo piano composition written by the Russian modernist composer Alexander Scriabin between 1911 and 1912. It serves as the final piece in his Three Études, Op. 65, a collection known for exploring specific musical intervals. The piece is marked Molto vivace and is stri...
Why this score
Demanding late style, respected historically, limited audience familiarity and recital frequency.
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Ligeti Étude No. 2 "Cordes à vide" currently leads the Fifths results with a displayed score of 8.75/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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