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Topic: Chopin pieces with same difficulty level as fantaisie impromptu  (Read 7914 times)

Offline psaiko

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Name all Chopin pieces you think is the same difficult level or slighty above the fantaisie impromptu?

Would you say his 3rd ballade fall in this group?
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Offline steve jones

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Maybe Etude Op25 No2?

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Offline kelly_kelly

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25-1 and 10-5 seem about right. I don't know much about the Ballades, but I'm pretty sure that the 3rd Ballade is far more difficult than Fantasie-Impromptu.
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25-1 and 10-5 seem about right. I don't know much about the Ballades, but I'm pretty sure that the 3rd Ballade is far more difficult than Fantasie-Impromptu.
Yeah, the 3rd Ballade is beyond it. It's in the LRSM syllabus here in the UK. I find 10-5 a good bit more difficult than FI, too.
Maybe some of the Nocturnes. 62/2, maybe? The Berceuse?

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F I, has 1 huge mountain to overcome which is the split time, Once you have mastered the first couple of pages, you know what the score is. Its a fairly uniform piece fast slow fast and I would suggest op 10/ op, 25/ all ballades would fall in to the same difficulty bracket.

I would forget the sonatas and concerto for now as they dont offer as much per cubic centimeter technique wise as the others  :) plus I like them better ;D ;D
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