and how much?
I played the 1st etude sometime last year and am thinking of learning the others. I think the first one is probably the easiest, can anybody tell me if the others are much more difficult? and how much?
To give a rough estimate: if first one's difficulty is 3 pianos. 2: 53: 1.5 (in techncical terms)4: 65: 76: 4.57: 58: 5.59: 310: 5.511: 512: 5
about 34.773 dvorphs
To give a rough estimate: if first one's difficulty is 3 pianos. 11: 512: 5
Harmonies du soir (11) as hard as chasse-neige (12)? I thought 12 would be much harder than 11.
About shoenberg3's ratings.IMO, 2 is harder (than rating).8 is easier.12 is harder.
I would class 1,3,6 and 11 classed as the easiest and 4,5,8 and 12 as the hardest with 2,7,9 and 10 in the middle?
Wild Jagd is considered one of the easiest transcedentals (besides no1 and no3).My order is kind like this:easiest: No.1, 32: 7, 83: 11, 64: 9, 2, 10hardest: 4, 5, 12
#2 is harder than Wild Jagd? Really? dear god... I can't imagine
Yes, in many ways.
What's #2 a study in? Huge leaps? And what's the main focus of Wild Jagd?
WJ is far easier than it sounds/looks. I think it's incredibly beautiful for how difficult it is.
I would put it like that :Easiest : 1,32: 6,11,93: 7,84: 2,10hardest : 4,5,12
I borrowed the TE's from my teacher, and just poked through a few of them... The leaping octaves in the right hand with the left hand rhythm near the end actually isn't near as hard as it seemed at first... Just from lookin through it the part I had the most trouble grasping was on the first and 2nd page... there there's a chord, then 32nd notes in both hands, then 3 chords, then 32nd notes.... I just couldnt get it... but the rest seemed semi-ok.