Chopin: Etude opus 25 no 12
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 Chopin's Ocean Etude.
April 13, 2011, 02:02:02 AM by fungipower
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Hello, I was wondering if anyone can give me the chords of in Chopin's Ocean Etude, in order of appearance that is. I plan to improvise on it by playing a simple back and forth appegios interpretation of it, to get a better feel of the piece before extended studies.
Thank you, in advance.
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effective way to practice hand position changes in Ocean Etude?
February 09, 2011, 06:31:21 PM by Derek
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So, I've been struggling to continue studying Chopin's Ocean Etude. I enjoy it when I work on it but find difficulty summoning willpower to continue, due to how difficult it is to play this piece anywhere close to speed. I can read it slowly and accurately. Obviously, the thing that makes this piece difficult are the hand position changes that occur in the different sorts of arpeggios.
I haven't tried this yet but I wondered if other people do this and if it is effective: Practice *just* the hand position changes. In other words, move back and forth between them. Where my pinky would be replaced by a thumb, or thumb by pinky in the other hand, I might be landing on an octave (easiest for some reason), major or minor ninth, or 10th. It seems like these movements cause the most flubs. So if I just practice those movements, should this help?
To put it another way, so far I've only been practicing by playing the piece as written, slowly, without putting a very microscopic focus on the specific technical problems.
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Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 12
January 09, 2011, 06:35:35 AM by abcdef123
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Hello everyone! I was wondering how to approach this Chopin etude or learn it. I have tried playing staccato, block chords. I need some advice on how to learn this etude. When should I do it hands together? It is not a problem for me to play the arpeggios up but when I go down back, I will get stuck. Advice appreciated! Thank yoU!
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Which level are this pieces?
November 24, 2010, 07:35:03 AM by musicioso
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Hallo dear forum members,
Can someone tell me which level the following pieces are?
1 chopin etude op.25 no.12
2 Moonlight sonata 1st movement
3 chopin nocturne in c# minor
4 chopin fantasie impromptu
5 chopin prelude op.28 no.24
6 revolutionary etude (chopin)
And i also would like to know what is the highest level and some pieces that are of the highest level.
I hope you guys can help me with this..
Cheers,
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Tips for practicing the "Ocean Etude"?
March 12, 2010, 04:48:29 AM by bonehelm
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Hi all,
I have been working on this piece by myself (without the guidance of my teacher) for about 3 weeks to a month now. From memory, I can play it at the performance tempo that I want, but I think I can still make improvements in overall clarity and evenness. Sometimes some notes in the arpeggios don't sound, and sometimes there is a tiny gap between them. Also, my whole arm (forearm in particular) becomes tense after playing the arpeggios over and over again. This doesn't happen when I'm playing at a slow tempo, so I'm wondering what is the correct motion to use, so that I can avoid tension playing at any speed.
Does anybody have advice for practicing this piece for me, so that I could fix as many of these as possible? Once again, when playing slowly, these problems are not noticeable, it's only when I speed it up that they really get in the way.
Thanks! 
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Chopin Etude op 25 no 12 (Ocean)
March 29, 2009, 02:00:13 AM by carazymcmahon
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I will be playing this in Las Vegas for state solo and ensemble and I would like to hear some of your opinions on what I could do to improve it. Any feedback would be great!
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