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Topic: Chopin Etudes Cortot/Salabert Edition (Read 3586 times)

jester

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Chopin Etudes Cortot/Salabert Edition

on: December 01, 2007, 10:28:13 PM

Hi all,

could someone post me the cortot edition of op.10. no2 etude and the op25. (one in thirds no. 6?). I believe it has some technical instruction by Cortot himself on how to practice these. I'm not quite there with op10.no2 but its coming and I would really benefit from any tips I come accross.

Many thanks

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jinfiesto

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Re: Chopin Etudes Cortot/Salabert Edition

Reply #1 on: December 08, 2007, 07:28:44 AM

They're fairly cheap, You ought to invest in them as they're very useful. They're published by Hal Leonard now, so they've become significantly cheaper.