Same passage, but different fingering

[stormx]

Hi !!

This is more a complain than a question 

I hate when you have to play a passage that has previously appeared, but because of what preceeds (or follows), you have to use a different fingering 

Infortunately, this seems to be fairly common 

[Ruro]

Interesting... I can't honestly say I have come across that in any pieces I have learnt (which amounts to a total 4.5 pieces anyway).

If there is one problem I have with a piece, which is I guess down to personal taste, almost have to ask myself, "Why am I learning this?", is the endless nonsense of chords! Learning Chopins Prelude No.4.... sometimes I think I'm randomly shifting fingers :/

Despite the randomness, it does seem to stick to memory quite quickly! But the sound or the chords against the right hand doesn't always sound the best chosen to me >_< And I am hitting the right ones before someone asks

Make this a "Complain about something in scores" thread instead?

[kelly_kelly]

I agree that chords are my least favorite part of a piece. I especially hate it when there is a whole section of chords that seem impossible to fit your hands around. I'm much more of an arpeggio person .

[xvimbi]

Infortunately, this seems to be fairly common 

It just shows that practicing scales as a technical exercise is largely a waste of time

[Siberian Husky]

i always play this kind of stuff differently..not by choice..but it just happens...doesnt hinder my playing though as i dont realize it..my teacher points it out