Scriabin: Etude
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ID:1519
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| Key: D-sharp Minor |
Published: 1894 |
| Level: 8+ |
Period: Late Romantic |
 Etude opus 8 no 12 (sheet music) |
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 Scriabin Etude Op8 No12
February 27, 2011, 07:54:53 AM by danhuyle
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Took me a while to get the rhythm controlled. It's something I learned myself
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Hand size issues with Scriabin etude Op 8 nr 12
December 11, 2010, 11:22:32 AM by zeger_b
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Hi! This etude is one of my favorite pieces, and I would love to learn it. The biggest problem though, is that my hands are not big enough to play an 11th. Since my hands do not permit it, is it okey to compromise and play it like a quick pedalised arpeggio? I don't really have any other suggestions 
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Scriabin etude d minor (8-12) memorizing
July 06, 2010, 10:45:25 AM by 3kitty333
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Hi! Iťs now three weeks Im learning this etude and I play it at half tempo, but my problem is memorizing this piece! I donīt force it, I always let it come naturally and it doesnīt take too long time for me to get something memorized. But now I can play just just one page without sheet music, the rest I play staring at the notes  I didnīt have problems with memorizing, but this Scriabin is killing me :-D
How do you memorize pieces and how long does it take to you? Or do you have experience with this piece?
Thanks and sorry for my poor english 
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Scraibin: Etude op 8 no 12... feedback appreciated :)
March 27, 2008, 10:44:33 AM by lelle
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Hi, Pianostreet community!
I am a guy who is fifteen years old, and who has recently discovered a new composer: Scriabin. My teacher saw my interest and we got started on this piece...
This morning I did a quick recording of how I play it at the moment. I know that it is not very good quality, a few misses, and I didn't think the build-up to the climax was good enough either, among other things. But tell me what you think! Both positive and negative comments are wellcome, as long as they are constructive
Thanks for any replies 
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