most recent chopin piece!!!

[pmz310]

nocturne op 48 1

what about you!

[thalbergmad]

Rondo Op16

[gyzzzmo]

Choped op10/4, my first chopin etude i learned but because i learned it the wrong way, i had to rest it and relearn after 2 years :p

[feddera]

Last, first and only: Prelude no. 15 in Db Major. But currently working on nocturne in C#minor and a waltz in A minor.

[camstrings]

B minor prelude...about the only piece I can tackle. T like Pogorelich's tempo! Gives me an excuse to play it slow.
I think op48 is special - the way the two themes become interwoven.

[Kassaa]

Choped op10/4, my first chopin etude i learned but because i learned it the wrong way, i had to rest it and relearn after 2 years :p

Suffering from the same problem now, it's still a bit irregular and slippy lol. Anyway, my last piece was his first concerto.

[welltemperedpianist]

Etude Op 25 No. 5 in e-min. Love this piece.

[slobone]

Mazurka Op 63/3. I love the mazurkas.

EDIT: although the way I play them, they're more like bezerkas...

[aewanko]

Nocturne op. 55 no. 1 in F Minor. it's not so easy as I used to think and play. I don't know why. ?

[dana_minmin]

Revolutionary Etude. It's my first etude and I'm working on accuracy and clearity. 
but now I'm held by my last exam in my undergrad studies...

Choped op10/4, my first chopin etude i learned but because i learned it the wrong way, i had to rest it and relearn after 2 years :p

I want to learn it next. Any advises not to learn it wrong?

Nocturne op. 55 no. 1 in F Minor. it's not so easy as I used to think and play. I don't know why. ?

I think the expression is the toughest part of it. I played it briefly (not to perfection), and my mom thought I was hesitating which note to play next.

[redbaron]

The Raindrop Prelude (Op 28 No 15 in Db)

[gyzzzmo]

Revolutionary Etude. It's my first etude and I'm working on accuracy and clearity. 
but now I'm held by my last exam in my undergrad studies...

I want to learn it next. Any advises not to learn it wrong?


I think the expression is the toughest part of it. I played it briefly (not to perfection), and my mom thought I was hesitating which note to play next.

Only the regular advices, learn without using the pedal, make sure your left and right 3,4,5 fingers are strong enough before beginning this one (try doing thirds-thrills with them) and skip playing the parts you already play better than the rest.

gl, gyzzzmo

[a-sharp]

Ballade No. 3 ... performed for people for 1st time twice last week 

[slobone]

I think the expression is the toughest part of it. I played it briefly (not to perfection), and my mom thought I was hesitating which note to play next.

Hesitation is a great trick to use for slow tempo pieces like this one. In the opening section you can almost hesitate on every note.

I picked this nocturne up recently after having not-quite learned it a few years ago. For some reason I find the middle section more difficult than I remembered. I think I may have fallen prey to the "practice makes permanent" syndrome, so I moved on to something else...

[point of grace]

op.27 no.2!

i missed the board!

[rhapsody4]

Allegro de Concert, op.46 - it's taking a while...

[pianochick93]

Prelude No. 6. Had to learn either that or No. 4 for an exam.
I'm going to find a new one soon hopefully.

[dana_minmin]

op.27 no.2!

It's my favourite Choin nocturne.

I'm polishing on this one, but the "cadanza" part (don't know what it's called) is not consistently played when I switch from one piano to another, and I found myself playing these little notes better when I look away from my RH. 

[wentelteefje]

Just started work on the second scherzo... Lotsa funsies

[piano_ant]

Barcarolle. Chopin at his most tender and passionate!

[aewanko]

Funeral March op. 72 no. 2

[quantum]

Allegro de Concert, op.46 - it's taking a while...

Having fun with the double notes?

Actually I want to learn this as well. 

That would make me a bit crazy - which would be good for the thread about not being normal.

[quantum]

For now it is Prelude 28/24.

[pmz310]

For now it is Prelude 28/24.

Isn't that like the hardest prelude??

[slobone]

Apparently 16 is the hardest, to judge from the Argerich and Kissin clips on Youtube!

[liszt1022]

I'm working on Chopin's Etude op. 10 no. 1, with a goal of quarter=140
One thing I didn't know it helped with until I played it was getting more familiar with distances between notes without being able to eyeball them, just having to have your fingers spread a certain distance apart. I may try to learn to play this without looking, I think that would help too.
I'm also working to bring out the right hand melody since I haven't heard many recordings do that well.

[thorn]

also etude 10/1

i find it really boring tbh

but it is useful, so im sticking with it 

[enderw20]

Heroic and Ballade 1

[rhapsody4]

Having fun with the double notes?

Actually I want to learn this as well. 

That would make me a bit crazy - which would be good for the thread about not being normal.

Haha, yes, it is sending me a bit silly at the moment. It's a great piece though - can't wait to be able to play this through fully. I think it's a real underrated/played Chopin gem (if Chopin ever does get underplayed).

[eddie54]

scherzo no2, b-flat minor.....