New Q - Works of Chopin for Grade 5 to 6 level

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Hello - my other question on the Pathetique not going down so well but here's another 

Bascially, question as per subject heading.  You know, for example, you can go through the works of Schumann starting off with Album for the Young - is there something the equivalent for Chopin or any recommended works at grades 5 to 6 level please?  I understand his works can be very complicated! 

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Chopin didn't write books for beginners. But there are a few easier works:

Preludes op 28: 4, 6, 7, 9, 20
Mazurkas op 7: 2, 5, op 67-2, op 68-3
Waltzes op 69-2, A minor posth., E flat post.
Album leaf in E
Cantabile b flat
Largo in e flat

and a few more

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Thanks ever so much for your response.  I presume these are listed in no particular order but grouped into styles.  Gives me something to start on! 

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I recommend the preludes, because they are also beautiful pieces of music.

I don't like Mazurkas or waltzes much, but if you do, then the A minor waltz post. is really not difficult at all.

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I read a post here somewhere that he wrote so many mazurkas too many - whatever the total was!  Obviously didn't find them interesting.  I don't know too much about them I have to say.  I do like some of the waltzes.  I really like the Nocturne Opus 9 No 2 but way too difficult for me.  Got to learn it one day though.  The Preludes though, I just had a look at them and the easiest, No 7, is one I instantly recognise.  They are good for me in that I will start at the easiest and take them one at a time and I like how he has written each one in one of the 24 keys.