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Topic: Chopin - Minute Waltz - Minimum acceptable tempo ? (Read 689 times)
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drooxy
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All is in the topic !
Any suggestion ?
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metr 80/bar
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drooxy
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Thanks Anda !
It is pretty fast...
What is the best way to reach that tempo for that piece ? (for instance, is going progressively up to speed hands separate with the help of a metronome a good method? Should one even go over that tempo before joining hands... but then that is really very quick !, etc.).
Thanks for any hint !
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Thanks Anda !
It is pretty fast...
What is the best way to reach that tempo for that piece ? (for instance, is going progressively up to speed hands separate with the help of a metronome a good method? Should one even go over that tempo before joining hands... but then that is really very quick !, etc.).
Thanks for any hint !
Cheers,
Drooxy
Yeah it is quite fast, but a high ambition leads to a big effort, which leads to good results! I think the best way is first of all to learn both hands very slowly but perfectly, then start using metronome: start a bit faster than before, do it good and increase the speed by 8. Then of-course make it perfect on that speed and so on... I learn pieces in this method, I think it's quite good! (: Good luck! |
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Too bad schubert didn't write any piano concertos...
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anda
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Yeah it is quite fast, but a high ambition leads to a big effort, which leads to good results!
I think the best way is first of all to learn both hands very slowly but perfectly, then start using metronome:
start a bit faster than before, do it good and increase the speed by 8. Then of-course make it perfect on that speed and so on... I learn pieces in this method, I think it's quite good! (:
Good luck!
so, if i understand correctly: learn (including memorize) either hs or ht (you know what works better for you). then start about 1/2 tempo and work progressively up? i totally agree. best luck |
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drooxy
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Thanks Anda and Zemos...
Just one last question: how do you finger the measures 10, 12 and 20 ? I am really struggling on these !
Thank you really for your answers !
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Scholtz/Pozniak fingerings(in peters edition):
bar 10: 3 2 232 1 2
bar 12: 3 232 1 4 5 2
bar 20: 2 3 2 1 2 1
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Thanks Anda !
It is pretty fast...
What is the best way to reach that tempo for that piece ? (for instance, is going progressively up to speed hands separate with the help of a metronome a good method? Should one even go over that tempo before joining hands... but then that is really very quick !, etc.).
Thanks for any hint !
Cheers,
Drooxy
Hands seperately, and yes go over the speed. You should be able to play it much faster hands seperate than together. |
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THANKS !  bar 10 (3 2 232 1 2) causes me big troubles at fast speed because of the repeated finger 2 on Eb... I tried many other fingerings to avoid that repetition but with no real success... Is there really a way to repeat that quickly the Eb with the finger 2 or is there other possible fingerings ? Thanks again ! Drooxy |
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