How is playing Czerny or Clementi going to help? They're boring and take the same amount of time to learn. I could be a lot worse with Czerny studies because I don't like it AT ALL.
Do you really think playing stuff that 's considered easier going to solve the problem?
Boring or not they help develop a technique that's essential for even considering tackling something like the Liszt etudes, don't try to run before you can walk.Yes, it will, it will give you a more natural progression and a more grounded technique.
Really? You mean Czerny Op299 and Op740 (I have it) is the gateway to learning the entire piano repertoire. So after I learn Czerny Op299 and Op740, I can learn Ravel's Gaspard De La Nuit without breaking a sweat? Who else who studies? Moskowski, Clementi, Heller, Czerny...
You mean Czerny Op299 and Op740 (I have it) is the gateway to learning the entire piano repertoire. So after I learn Czerny Op299 and Op740, I can learn Ravel's Gaspard De La Nuit without breaking a sweat?
Unnecessary gestures? Have you not seen any Lang Lang? He captures everyone with it. It's learning from the best.
Is there any studies that help towards Liszt Transcendental Etudes no.12 in particular? It's just the cross rhythms from bar 38 - bar 48. then there's 5 against 6, 5 against 4...