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Topic: Cramer-Bulow Czerny op.299 or Czerny op.740? (Read 3825 times)

sjeon

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Cramer-Bulow Czerny op.299 or Czerny op.740?

on: February 15, 2010, 12:45:09 PM

I played some Mozart sonatas a chopin waltz and also some Bach French suites and Bach prelude and fuge.

What should i choose between Cramer-Bulow Czerny op.299 or Cerny op.740?

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prongated

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Re: Cramer-Bulow Czerny op.299 or Czerny op.740?

Reply #1 on: February 15, 2010, 04:01:10 PM

If you want to follow the old technical adage, then all of them, but not at once. Not sure where the Cramer-Bulow would fit, but certainly op. 299 before op. 740.

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