Etude suggestions?

[xpjamiexd]

So I was wondering if anyone could suggest an easier etude (obviously not easy but you get the idea) to help me practice? I haven't really any specific composers in mind....any suggestions?

(:

[loonbohol]

Chopin Etude Opus 10 No.9

[amelialw]

Chopin Etude Opus 10 No.9

that does not belong to the class of easier etudes

here's a list:
Mussorgsky op.72
Czerny(not the last set...i don't exactly know the opus no's)
Chopin 3 New Etudes & op.25 no.2
Heller

you have to ask others too, i've never worked on those etudes before.

[trish89]

etudes by Cramer?
Etudes by Czerny op. 740
I think Chopin Etude Opus 10 No.9 is a great idea, it's not so hard, or Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 2

[go12_3]

Here's a list of Etudes:
 * Etude, Op. 823 No. 58     Czerny
 * Etude Op. 141  No. 4       Gurlitt
 * Etude Op. 47   No. 19       Heller
 * Etude Op. 45   No. 18       Heller
 * Etude Op. 29   No. 7         Bertini
 * Etude Op. 29   No. 8         Bertini
 * Etude Op. 47   No. 15       Heller
 * Etude Op. 46   No. 1         Heller
 * Etude Op. 37   No. 18       Lemoine
 * Etude in G Minor, Op. 91  No. 10     Moskowski

Hope these would work for you   good luck!      

[xpjamiexd]

Thanks. I'll be sure to have a look at these.

[kitty on the keys]

Great Etudes go12-3 There the etudes of Burgmuller--Op. 109, Clementi--Gradus, and the Cramer.

Kitty on the Keys

[zheer]

  Rachmaninoff Etude don't seem to get much attention, his etude in D minor op33 no 4 is really good and advanced. We've all battled through the Chopin etudes, but not the Rach etudes.

[xpjamiexd]

  Rachmaninoff Etude don't seem to get much attention, his etude in D minor op33 no 4 is really good and advanced. We've all battled through the Chopin etudes, but not the Rach etudes.

Yeah I've got the book of Preludes and Etudes. I tried Etude-Tableaux in B minor but honestly i'm not there yet but I'll be sure to look at D minor. I've sterted Chopin Op. 10 No. 9 in f minor and i'm finding it okay.

[general disarray]

  Rachmaninoff Etude don't seem to get much attention, his etude in D minor op33 no 4 is really good and advanced. We've all battled through the Chopin etudes, but not the Rach etudes.

Actually, they do get a lot of attention and deservedly so.  But, this poster was asking for "easier etude" suggestions, and Rach's etudes are anything but easy.

[pokeythepenguin]

[thierry13]

that does not belong to the class of easier etudes

I'm sorry, but it does.