Frédéric Chopin: Nocturnes

Title	Key	Published	Type	Level
Nocturne - op 9 no 1	B-flat Minor	1833	Piece	7
Nocturne - op 9 no 2	E-flat Major	1833	Piece	6
Nocturne - op 9 no 3	B Major	1833	Piece	7
Nocturne - op 15 no 1	F Major	1834	Piece	8
Nocturne - op 15 no 2	F-sharp Major	1834	Piece	7
Nocturne - op 15 no 3	G Minor	1834	Piece	7
Nocturne - op 27 no 1	C-sharp Minor	1836	Piece	8
Nocturne - op 27 no 2	D-flat Major	1836	Piece	8
Nocturne - op 32 no 1	B Major	1837	Piece	8
Nocturne - op 32 no 2	A-flat Major	1837	Piece	7
Nocturne - op 37 no 1	G Minor	1840	Piece	7
Nocturne - op 37 no 2	G Major	1840	Piece	7
Nocturne - op 48 no 1	C Minor	1842	Piece	8
Nocturne - op 48 no 2	F-sharp Minor	1842	Piece	8
Nocturne - op 55 no 1	F Minor	1844	Piece	7
Nocturne - op 55 no 2	E-flat Major	1844	Piece	7
Nocturne - op 62 no 1	B Major	1846	Piece	8
Nocturne - op 62 no 2	E Major	1846	Piece	8
Nocturne opus posth.	C-sharp Minor	1830	Piece	8
Nocturne opus posth.	C Minor	1848	Piece	7

Repertoire: Which Chopin Nocturne? by zukimaten
Hey fellow pianoplayers I want to start playing a Chopin Nocturne, i have played 3 preludes from him, lastly the raindrop, so i hope i am ready to start playing nocturnes. The problem is i don't know which one is the easiest. What is your opinion? - which one should i start with? And are they much harder than the raindrop prelude? (pardon my english, i am not a native speaker)
Repertoire: A Chopin Nocturne by point of grace
HEY!! NEED YOUR HELP PIANISTS!!! i´m new on this site! Well... i´ve never played any nocturne by Chopin, but i fell in love with the op.27 no.2, and i ask my teacher to play it (in my conservatory piano program), so he advised me to choose another nocturne before playing that one. Which one do you think i could play?!?! Thanks a bunch!! (and sorry for my bad expressions, i´m not an english native speaker and i find it very difficult sometimes to express myself. ;) )
Repertoire: Chopin's Nocturnes preferred recording by chong777
Hi all, How do you find Pollini's Chopin's nocturnes interpretation? Or do you prefer Rubinstein, Cortot, Pires, Arrau, Ashkenasy, others recordings? Would you rate Pollini's playing a good buy in this recording? Thank you.
Student's Corner: Advice on Chopin's nocturnes by desaix
I do love these pieces. Is there any one of them relatively easier, I mean technically, like is op.69 no1 and no2 for waltzses?