Chopin: Polonaise opus 26 no 1

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Frédéric Chopin - Polonaises : Polonaise, opus 26 no 1
Key: C-sharp Minor	Published: 1836
Level: 8+	Period: Early Romantic
Polonaise opus 26 no 1 (sheet music)

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Audition Room: Chopin - Polonaise Op.26 No.1 by inicolae
I'm back with new performance. I am waiting for your advices and comments. Thanks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sx5Uj64DePQ
Audition Room: Chopin Polonaise op.26 no.1 [Video] by instromp
My first recording on this. Sry for mistakes Critique needed, can help me mold this into something better. [url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=1Uv-dso1nFM[/url]
Student's Corner: Chopin:Polonaise c#minor op.26.Technical difficulties by instromp
My teacher mentioned something about this piece to me today for this piano festival in MArch,it's suppose to be the first one ever in P.G County(Maryland).He wants me to learn it, i just wanna know the technical difficulties that he didnt talk about to me since i dont see him until another lesson. Thanks. Intromp
Student's Corner: Difficulty of these pieces.. by mmro
Could someone tell me the order of these pieces from the easiest to the hardest? Chopin Poloanaise Op 26 No 1 Beethoven Sonata Op 10 No 1 Mozart Sonata K332 Schubert Impromptu Op 90 No 2 Chopin Fantasie Impromptu THanks
Audition Room: Chopin - Polonaise in c# minor Op.26 nr.1 by arensky
I recorded this a few days ago. Let me know what you think...
Student's Corner: chopin by kimba1055
what level is chopin deux polonaises op.26 n 1
Student's Corner: Chopin Polonaise No 1 in C sharp minor by rshillen
I'm currently studying the above Polonaise. Can anyone help me with playing of Bars 9 and 10 with regard to the division of hands?. The last LH chord of Bar 9 and those in Bar 10 are in the main too large for me to stretch and therefore I have to arpeggio them. Is it permissable to take the top notes of the LH with the RH?. Chopin clearly writes them for the LH but only arpeggios the last chord. Does he mean one to arpeggio them all. I had read somewhere that in general one should resist substituting hands ... any opinions or guidance would be greatly appreciated

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