Advice on how to practise this piece.

[marikah]

Hello, I recently began playing Beethoven's 7 sonata nr 3 in D major. I have always had a problem learning more traditional classical music, im more into modern compositions.
 So, how do I practise this? I need to learn it in a short period of time. I would be so grateful for some help! 

[pianowolfi]

Well, what means "a short period of time"? If it's just like 4 weeks, or  two months, it's too short, in my book. Of course it depends on many criterions. Have you played any other Beethoven Sonatas? This one is certainly not the most accessible one.
 

[marikah]

Its more like three months, but I have a lot of chamber music to practise as well so I would appreciate some advice.
No this is my first sonata of Beethoven. I have played some sonatas of Haydn and Mozart, but as I wrote, im more used to modern classical music. Exception: Chopin.

[quantum]

I play this one and can attest that it is a tricky piece.  There are a lot of places that look manageable in the score, but are difficult for the fingers. 

Can you give us a more detailed idea of what you find difficult about the piece, or what elements of learning it overwhelm you?

[loonbohol]

I might do that in 2 months by simply looking at the notes.

I have a book of Beethoven sonata's and Beethoven is really not hard.

I bet Schubert is the most difficult among the Piano composer.
I just do not know why, It looks easy when you look at his pieces but My mind seems to reject Schubert.

[quantum]

I have a book of Beethoven sonata's and Beethoven is really not hard.

Take a look at Op. 106 in your Sonata book

[pwincess05anime]

I am learning this song and i can play with the right hand but im not sure what to play with the left
help me please
 

Here is the website: The song is called First Love by utada hikaru, its the first one on the website
https://reikajpop.50megs.com

[marikah]

well as I sad in my first message, Im more used to modern music or romantic, so learning a piece like this is difficult for me. I've known it by heart for quite a while now, but it's still hard to play it in tempo with all the small variances in the piece. 

[nanabush]

Hehe, you said Beethoven is easy.  Your probably looking at passages written in quarters/eigths... they look less dense simply because there is less stuff going on in the page, but are far from easy.

[marikah]

i didnt say beethoven is easy
atleast i didnt mean so