Frédéric Chopin: Polonaises

Title	Key	Published	Type	Level
Polonaise - op 26 no 1	C-sharp Minor	1836	Piece	8+
Polonaise - op 26 no 2	E-flat Minor	1836	Piece	8+
Polonaise - op 40 no 1	A Major	1840	Piece	8+
Polonaise - op 40 no 2	C Minor	1840	Piece	8+
Polonaise - op 44	F-sharp Minor	1841	Piece	8+
Polonaise - op 53	A-flat Major	1843	Piece	8+
Polonaise-Fantaisie - op 61	A-flat Major	1846	Piece	8+
Polonaise - op 71 no 1	D Minor	1827	Piece	8+
Polonaise - op 71 no 2	B-flat Major	1828	Piece	8+
Polonaise - op 71 no 3	F Minor	1829	Piece	8+

Repertoire: Can you grade difficulties of these pieces from easiest to hardest? by redrum232
Chopin: Ballade no 1, Ballade no 2, Ballade no 3, Scherzo no 3, Scherzo no 2, Berceuse, Polonaise Heroique , Beethoven: Waldstein movement 1, movement 3; Appasionata movement 1, movement 3. ??? ??? ??? I'm searching for next repertoire. I' m quite sure that the Berceuse is significantly easier than the rest, but i don't know the distance of difficulties between that one and the others( for example: ballade 2 or scherzo) if i learn both of them at the same time...
Student's Corner: Chopin Polonaises by rshillen
Can anyone give me some guidance regarding the technical and musical difficulties of the Chopin Polonaises?. Although I've studied various pieces by Chopin in the past I have never studied the Polonaises. I was going to start with the so called easiest in C sharp minor Op 26 but then have no idea which I should tackle next. I have small hands and would love to tackle the Grande Polonaise in E flat Opus 22 but am unsure where that fits in in the hierachy of technical difficulty. Any guidance would be appreciated?