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Liszt: La Leggeriezza vs Transcendental Etude No.10

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Which is harder?

La Leggeriezza: 0 (0%)
Transcendental Etude No.10: 5 (100%)

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Topic: Liszt: La Leggeriezza vs Transcendental Etude No.10 (Read 3246 times)

presto agitato

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Liszt: La Leggeriezza vs Transcendental Etude No.10

on: December 01, 2010, 02:25:11 AM

I need to play one of them and I'm looking for the "easiest" one since I only have 3 moths to prepare it.

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thalbergmad

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Re: Liszt: La Leggeriezza vs Transcendental Etude No.10

Reply #1 on: December 01, 2010, 08:19:15 AM

Quote from: presto agitato on December 01, 2010, 02:25:11 AM

I only have 3 moths to prepare it.

Excellent spelling error. I can imagine 3 moths flying around trying to help you prepare this.

As for the original question, I suspect the No.10, but I cannot play either. I did once have a bash at the earlier version of No.10.

Thal

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