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rogercacv
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A small musical problem.
on: November 10, 2007, 12:17:09 AM
This thread is a follow up to a previous of mine " Where do I go from here." Thanks to those who gave me the advice about trying the Chopin etudes. I have started Opus 10 #1. I actually enjoy experimenting with the mechanics of the piece and believe it will be of immense help to my technique. I have also begun Beethoven's Sonata #1 . The first few readings have actually gone suprising well. I guess I must sight read better than I thought. Anyway there is one thng that is annoying me to no end. In the last movment After the opening there is a section which features 3 notes in the right hand against 2 notes in the left hand. When I take this section at full tempo the cooridination is flawless. However when I slow down things begin to get uneven. Any thoughts or ideas. It is annoying because I will certainley need to practice at a slower tempo to nail my dynamics and phrasing.
The other piece I am considering starting is a longer term project. It is Chopin's Ballade #3 in A flat. What I need to know if there is something about it I am not seeing or understanding. I have looked it over and studied its structure. I havent seen anything that presents such difficulties as to preclude me from learning it. I am not talking about trotting it out in 3 months, but over the course of time it seems very duable. I was actually thinking of learning the C# minor section first. If there is something I am missing on this or if there is a better way of learning the piece I would appreciate the insight.
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