Etudes - Repertoire, please help

[franz_]

My teacher asked me to look for some good etudes. I have Scriabin Op. 8 Nr. 6 and his last etude on my list.
My questions: How hard is Moszkowski Op. 72 nr 6 in F major?
                       Does anyone have scores of Prokofev etudes Op.52 ?
                       Does anyone have ANY scores of etudes by Bartok or Szymanowsky? And how difficult are these?
And what about the etudes of Debussy? Anyone the scores also?

I would really appreciate it if you could help me with any suggestions.

[ilikepie]

The op.72 no.6 is fairly easy if you have enough stamina. There isn't really anything there that's too difficult(in comparison to other virtuoso etudes of course). I actually like the piece though.

[mike_lang]

For an exciting recording of the Moskowski, see Pletnev's Carnegie Hall Debut - developing the ability to play with his facility would prove to be worthwhile study indeed!

[amelialw]

you should be able to find all the scores here

www.sheetmusicarchive.net

www.imslp.com

[amelialw]

why don't you take a look at Chopin's Etudes Op.10 and Op.25? You already have a Scriabin etude...

[dnephi]

My teacher asked me to look for some good etudes. I have Scriabin Op. 8 Nr. 6 and his last etude on my list.
My questions: How hard is Moszkowski Op. 72 nr 6 in F major?
                       Does anyone have scores of Prokofev etudes Op.52 ?
                       Does anyone have ANY scores of etudes by Bartok or Szymanowsky? And how difficult are these?
And what about the etudes of Debussy? Anyone the scores also?

I would really appreciate it if you could help me with any suggestions.

Moszkowski #6 isn't too bad.  It's a great etude.  That would be an excellent choice.
Bartok's Etudes are extremely difficult, especially for small hands.  The first is the hardest of the three.
Szymanowski Etudes are not terribly difficult.

I am not familiar with the Prokofiev Etudes.  I thought he only published an Opus 2 set of etudes.

I recommend the Saint-Saens etudes.  They lie well under the hands, but require a great deal of double note technique most of the time.  There are some which don't require this, so you might choose one of them.

@amelia:
SMA and IMSLP will most likely not have all of his requests. 
I don't recommend doing a Chopin Etude and a Scriabin Etude simultaneously.