4th Ballade fingering

[mikey6]

I'm having some trouble finding the right ie. comfortable fingering for bar 223.
I have 5/2  1  4/2  5/1  2  5/3  4/2  1  4/2 etc.
and 5/2  1  4/2  5/3  1  4/2  5/3  1 4/2 etc.

I don't like the flip from 5/3 to 4/2 in the 1st one and I can't stretch the 5/3 in the second one (not at speed anyway).  I know everybody's hand is different but some alternate fingering should (hopefully) be helpful.
thanks

[e60m5]

I'm having some trouble finding the right ie. comfortable fingering for bar 223.
I have 5/2  1  4/2  5/1  2  5/3  4/2  1  4/2 etc.
and 5/2  1  4/2  5/3  1  4/2  5/3  1 4/2 etc.

I don't like the flip from 5/3 to 4/2 in the 1st one and I can't stretch the 5/3 in the second one (not at speed anyway).  I know everybody's hand is different but some alternate fingering should (hopefully) be helpful.
thanks

Could you post a picture of bar 223? 

[lung7793]

I believe these are the rising RH diminished chord figurations in the coda (??)  I use 5/1  2 then 4/1,  5/2,  3  all the way up to the top.  Drop the wrist/accent the 5/2 fingers on the beat, this may help.  It's tricky, just takes some repetition.  Hope this helps!

[m]

I take all single notes into L.H., so the R.H. has 4/1-5/2 all the way up. The L.H. fingering is 5-4-1-5-4-1, etc.

[mikey6]

Could you post a picture of bar 223? 

Sorry, I actually don't know how to do that, but it's the bar Lung mentioned.

I take all single notes into L.H., so the R.H. has 4/1-5/2 all the way up. The L.H. fingering is 5-4-1-5-4-1, etc.

That's different, I'll have a muck around with that - well....with all of the suggestions.  thanks guys.

[maxy]

I take all single notes into L.H., so the R.H. has 4/1-5/2 all the way up. The L.H. fingering is 5-4-1-5-4-1, etc.

Brilliant!  when I think of all the time I spent on 5/2  1  4/2  5/3  1  4/2  5/3  1 4/2   ...