TE10 is a bit harder, IMO.
The ending sounds impressive, and the bonus is those chords at the last couple of pages are a lot easier than they really are (I'd say they are probably the easiest part of the piece). Do you agree?
Very insightful indeed. Care to explain certain technical problems you've encountered? Or do you feel your one line of text is a sufficient answer?
It Depends on how fast you would like to play TE 10. The left hand is rather excruciating in some spots.
I've started dabbling with La Campanella again and am having fun with it. I think it's a good exercise to force one to release tension in the arms. Let's see if I can persuade my teacher to teach this piece.
The short answer, Transcendental Etude No10 is more demanding. Why not learn both?I created a blog post to answer this question https://www.empowernetwork.com/successwithdan/liszt-transcendental-etude-10-vs-la-campanella/It's what I experienced with both pieces. I list the challenges I faced with each piece.To get best results learning La Campanella with a teacher, learn and memorize the whole piece at a slow tempo. I struggled big time with one of the passages in La Campanella and I almost gave up learning it because of that one part. Enjoy the read and look forward to hearing you play both pieces. Why not start a project thread?