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Topic: Technical aspects of playing that you find easy but others struggle with (Read 5102 times)

allegromaestoso

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Technical aspects of playing that you find easy but others struggle with

on: June 21, 2012, 07:22:39 PM

For example, I find the tremolos in Beethoven's Pathetique sonata very easy, but most people I have talked to think they are the hardest part of the piece.

Do you have any specific technical strengths that come naturally to you? Please include examples of the technique in a piece you have played.

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jmanpno

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Re: Technical aspects of playing that you find easy but others struggle with

Reply #1 on: June 21, 2012, 08:55:27 PM

Yes. Very hard music is usually very easy for me. Not many people say that! haha For example the very difficult sections in Waldstein, are like children's play for me!

I am reminded of that great quote.... Anyone else?