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easiest chopin etudes?
(after 11 years of having a tutor my family unfortunately cannot continue due to financial constraints, so I'm self-learning)
For some reason I have never touched the chopin etudes in the duration of my piano tutelage. In the past week, I've practiced 10/5 enough to play it from memory. Aside from perfecting said piece, which I will obviously do, what are some etudes I should be playing next?
(for the record I think the most difficult piece I've pulled off successfully is ravel's toccata from le tombeau de couperin, so I think I can tolerate a fairly advanced set of techniques)
My favourite Chopin prelude
Advices are welcomed😇
Plz feel free to give me critiques
Chopin Etude Op. 10 No. 1 Practice Run Getting Better Hopefully :) | Illya Zozulya
How to play this part in Chopin's op. 27 no 2?
I have trouble figuring out the best fingering and the comfortable hand movement/technique at this mordent in measure 16. I have large hands and it is very uncomfortable to play. Do you have any advice?
🔥 Power, passion, and pure Chopin! 🎹⚡ A practice run of the legendary “Revolutionary” Étude, Op. 10 No. 12 — one of Chopin’s most thrilling masterpieces. 🎹 Illya Zozulya
🔥 Power, passion, and pure Chopin! 🎹⚡
A practice run of the legendary “Revolutionary” Étude, Op. 10 No. 12 — one of Chopin’s most thrilling masterpieces.
🎹 Illya Zozulya
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