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Topic: Chopin's Berceuse  (Read 1733 times)

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Chopin's Berceuse
on: October 24, 2004, 12:29:16 PM
i'm gonna start playing this piece soon-yay i love it to bits- and am really paranoid about ruining it (i know this is a kinda bad attitude to have but i really don't want to place myself amongst the general lot of semi-pianists who manage to kill pieces) , so could people give me some tips about what to look out for when learning it, some common problems and bad habits people get into so i can attempt to steer clear of them? thanks!
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