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Chopin: Etude opus 25 no 6

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Frédéric Chopin - Etudes :
Etude, opus 25 no 6
Etude  opus 25 no 6 G-sharp Minor by Frédéric Chopin piano sheet music
Key: G-sharp Minor Published: 1836
Level: 8+ Period: Early Romantic
piano sheet music Etude opus 25 no 6 PS Urtext (sheet music)
piano sheet music Etude opus 25 no 6 Scholtz edition (sheet music)


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xx need help on chopin 25/6
October 26, 2008, 04:00:17 AM by heha

Hi guys, I came across this forum while searching for help on this etude and it sure looks a great place for advice  Smiley

Anyway, I would like to ask anyone who can play this fluidly: what fingering do you use from bars 11-12 and bars 43-48?

especially for bars 43-46, I have tried different combinations for the top notes (while maintaining 1-2 for the bottom notes) but just couldn't find a combination to play them cleanly and evenly enough.

For the bars with descending thirds, how do I practise to get my thumb bounce across the keys quickly enough, or should I change my entire fingering altogether? Everytime I try to increase the tempo my thumb lets me down  Angry 

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smiley Chopin - etude op. 25 No. 6 (thirds)
August 22, 2008, 05:36:45 PM by electrafingers

Hi everyone

This is a relatively new recording of me playing Chopin's thirds etude (op.25 No. 6)

Would be happy to know what you think

Ishay

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xx Chopin Etude in 3rds
April 13, 2008, 03:38:09 PM by pmz310

 I'm starting to learn it, can those whose have studied it share theit experiences?

  peace out,
  Paul

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xx 25/6 initial fingering
November 23, 2007, 09:32:27 PM by cloches_de_geneve

I am learning (or rather trying to learn) Chopin's etude op. 25/6 (thirds).

To pianists who have studied this etude I ask:

What fingerings do you use for the thirds in the initial few bars? I started with 13-24 because it felt natural and comfortable; but I am realizing it might not be resistant to high speed. So, now I am trying 13-25 which allows for greater speed, just that sometimes it gets very irregular. Now, I am torn. And I don't think 14-25 is a real alternative. Any suggestions?

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xx Chopin Op. 25/6
June 06, 2007, 01:59:41 AM by xyz2006tor

Hey all,
I was looking at this etude and trying to read through it, but I just could not play the thirds at tempo evenly. Is there a specific motion to play those thirds/a specific way of hitting the keys? I would appreciate your help--I'm trying to learn this etude and I dont want to learn it in an irreversibly bad way.


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xx Chopin 25/6
September 20, 2006, 12:44:30 AM by bearzinthehood

Yep.

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xx Chopin op.25/6
September 06, 2006, 09:10:09 PM by marik

My first live experience after working on it on and off for about 23 years.

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xx Chopin 25-6
December 08, 2005, 11:01:37 AM by erak

I was tired from a whole day of school, so it's kinda sloppy and stuff, but enjoy:)

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xx Chopin: Op 25 No 6 (Etude in thirds)
November 19, 2005, 07:09:19 PM by pianohopper

Seeing as my reputation in the Audition Room can't get much lower, what have I got to lose?  A recording of myself playing the Chopin etude Op. 25 No. 6, G# minor.  (The Etude in Thirds.)  Comments are welcome.  Played this for a recital Tuesday, but that recording was not good quality-- plus I don't have it yet. 



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