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Topic: Order of playing pieces for technical purpose?
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winterwind888
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Order of playing pieces for technical purpose?
on: June 01, 2009, 02:39:00 PM
What I mean is that what are those pieces that really start from the easiest to the hardest one that involves technical purpose.
For instance, pieces that I have known... easiest to the hardest....
- Well tempered clavier
- Bach Sinfonias and Inventions
- Czerny Etudes
- (And some other set of pieces following next to them, yet I do not know)
- Debussy Etudes
- Scriabin Etudes
- Liszt Etudes
- Rachmaninoff Etudes
- Chopin Etudes
- And so on......
Anything you know please??
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