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Voting closed: August 12, 2009, 06:15:35 AM
(Chopin) contain a depth that liszt, does not have.
Yet liszts pices are thcnically much more demanding.
Etudes, Ballades, bmin Sonata - definitely passages in any of these to rival Liszt.QuoteThe Chopin etudes are not as hard as the Paganini etudes, transcendental etudes etc... (from my understanding). The ballades do have some hard technical passages and are technically challenging but I think the main difficulty is making them sound convincing and original. The B minor sonata is very hard
The Chopin etudes are not as hard as the Paganini etudes, transcendental etudes etc... (from my understanding). The ballades do have some hard technical passages and are technically challenging but I think the main difficulty is making them sound convincing and original. The B minor sonata is very hard
Quote from: mikey6 on July 30, 2009, 08:01:27 AM Etudes, Ballades, bmin Sonata - definitely passages in any of these to rival Liszt.QuoteThe Chopin etudes are not as hard as the Paganini etudes, transcendental etudes etc... (from my understanding). The ballades do have some hard technical passages and are technically challenging but I think the main difficulty is making them sound convincing and original. The B minor sonata is very hard I really do hate these arguments, and I shouldn't have said anything in the first place. (But the ignorance of that post annoyed me - sorry)
Etudes, Ballades, bmin Sonata - definitely passages in any of these to rival Liszt.QuoteThe Chopin etudes are not as hard as the Paganini etudes, transcendental etudes etc... (from my understanding). The ballades do have some hard technical passages and are technically challenging but I think the main difficulty is making them sound convincing and original. The B minor sonata is very hard I really do hate these arguments, and I shouldn't have said anything in the first place. (But the ignorance of that post annoyed me - sorry)