Chopin: Etude opus 25 no 10
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 Chopin etude Op. 25 No. 10 - General Question
November 14, 2009, 06:12:11 PM by franz_
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Hi guys,
When you play this etude, you have to hold the notes between te octaves, right?
When i look to some youtube videos (professional, welknown pianists, competitions,...) where thay are playing this etude, they don't hold those middle notes. Which simplifies the etude a lot...
So? What to do?
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Chopin Op.25 No.10
November 29, 2007, 02:17:44 PM by ahkow
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My teacher says that i play the first Octaves too softly when i play the first section of this etude. when i try to play it any louder, he says that i'm banging it. The problem with it is that while he does demonstrate it to me (With a great tone quality) he doesnt tell me how to do it. Does anyone here know how to play it with a full tone?
In the second section he keeps saying that i don't play musical enough. the problem with my teacher is that he expects you to do the technique on your own, similar to Liszt who said: "Wash your dirty linen at home) while he teaches you on the art of interpretation.
I think that the Octave etude is harder than it looks/sounds.
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Octave Etudes
March 09, 2007, 11:00:13 AM by molto-marcato
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Hi,
i am working on perfecting my Chopin Ballade in g-minor and am still struggling to get those octave runs in the middle section up to speed. I think my octave technique needs serious polishing. Would you please suggest good octave etudes. What about Chopin 25-10?
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 Chopin Etude Op. 25 No.10 (Octave)
September 25, 2006, 01:18:30 AM by viking
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Here is a copy of my recording I just made yesterday for the the Montreal Symphony Orchestra Competition. I will be competiting in the Piano B class (17 yrs and under). If anyone else is competiting in this, I would love to hear what you have sent in!
Sam
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Piece Ranking
August 20, 2006, 09:14:06 PM by dough_mouse
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Please help me rank the following pieces in the order of least to most difficult:
Chopin Etude 25/10 in Bminor
Liszt TE no.12 Chasse-Neige
Rach Etude 39/1 in Cminor
Alkan Etude no.7 Finale
Schubert/Liszt Transcription - Erlkonig
Scriabin Etude 8/12 in D#minor
Scriabin Etude 42/5 in C#minor
Prokofiev Suggestions Diabolique
Beethoven Sonata Tempest - 3rd movement
Thanks in advance!
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Chopin's Op. 25 No. 10 questions
July 31, 2005, 09:36:42 AM by Waldszenen
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Firstly, what kind of pedalling should one use in the octave etude? Too much seems to blur the hell out of the piece and too little makes it sound staccato or not forceful enough.
And secondly, following the introduction (the first two lines or whatever), as soon as the main theme kicks in, are you supposed to hold down the middle notes in each hand or just play them for the first octave? It seems impossible to actually hold them down while octave-ing at a rapid speed.
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Chopin etude op25 no10
May 10, 2005, 05:33:15 AM by chopinisque
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Before I do something irreversible like injuring hands, is there something I should know about this piece? From technical aspects, I mean. Also, does anyone have any tips for this piece?
Thanks.
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