Chopin: Etude opus 10 no 1
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 Chopin Etude Op. 10 No. 1
February 23, 2011, 05:39:12 PM by utterlysneaky
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Ok this is an old recording of mine, in the sense that I recorded it onto my clavinova in 2005 if I remember correctly, and I wanted to make an mp3 out of it now to see what it sounds like.
This etude is allways a work under progress for me, so any constructive critiscism is welcome.
One thing I've allways tried to do with this etude is to make music out of it, not simply just play high speed arpeggios, so I'm aware my playing is not exactly following score. I'm contemplating playing this at a church recital due in two months here where I live, but I just don't know if I can get it back in shape until then, haven't touched this etude since last summer now..But all in all this was the second piece I started learning 16 years ago(call me crazy), so it's kinda "my etude"  Maybe I should just start practising again....
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Which to choose?
February 02, 2011, 03:07:55 PM by jy_
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I auditioned for both the birmingham conservatory and the Royal Northern College of Music and have been offered places for both schools... (Guaranteed conditional for RNCM because i sent a recording)
Does anyone here have any idea which school is better/would provide me a better music education (In terms of practical and theory lessons)? What are the courses like? How about their Principal Study Teachers (I'm majoring in Piano)?
How good is RNCM when compared to the other royal schools such as RCM, RAM, Royal Scottish and Royal Welsh?
My audition pieces were
Chopin Etude Op.10 No.1
Bach Prelude and fugue in C# Major (Bk 1) and
Bach-Busoni Chaconne in D Minor.
I was quite surprised (And glad!) to receive their offers , because i made some mistakes in the Busoni (I slipped in the fast scales - not together), and the ending (piu mosso) was a bit muddy.
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 Chopin's Etude Op.10 no.1 or Liszt's Un Sospiro?
January 19, 2011, 12:31:01 PM by paulturtle92
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I've been studying Chopin's "waterfall" etude for about half a year now, but still miss many notes (around 1 in 10!!) when playing them at the actual speed. As for Un Sospiro, I've been playing for a month, and can get through about half of the etude without mistakes. If I'm lucky, of course. 
So, basically what I would like to know is which one is better for an intermediate amateur? I'd like to pick just one for studying purposes, as I haven't got enough time for both. ><
Any suggestions would be helpful, thanks!
On an unrelated note, what do you guys think about Haydn's Piano Sonata, H. XVI?
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Etude no. 1 from Opus 10 - Chopin
June 21, 2009, 04:17:59 AM by scottical
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This etude is just...nevermind.
I can play through at a slow tempo, but bringing it up to speed has been an enormous challenge. It becomes quite difficult to maintain a flexible wrist, especially during the middle section where the hand is put into a variety of excruciating contortions. I am confident that I can tackle a study of this magnitude, but getting there will not spare any bumps. I would like to have learned the entire Opus 10 set by the end of this year, and I thought I might as well finish off the supposedly "harder" etudes first. So, any suggestions for working with this monster?
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Chopin and Beethoven - good companions in concert?
December 23, 2008, 05:48:12 AM by bachobev
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Hi guys, i just want your opinion on this. There's a talent show coming up and I'd like to play 2 pieces for a total length of about 10 min.
Do you think Chopin Etude 10 no 1 and Beethoven Moonlight's 3rd movement would go well together ? one thing that bugs me is that they are both very fast. Perhaps having a "relaxed" tempo piece with either of these two is more convenient?
Cheers
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