What was the first Chopin Etude you guys studied?

[aksels]

So which one did you guys start playing first? My first etude was op.10/5

[h_chopin148]

op 10 no 9

[niluh01]

op 10 no 2

[evitaevita]

op 10 no 1

[pandylover18]

op. 25 no. 2

[aksels]

op 10 no 2

        well thats hardcore to start with

[chopin2015]

10.12

[hfmadopter]

Well I thought I started with number 1 but according to the markings in my book of Chopin Etudes it would have been Op10 no.2. The first weeks study was the first four lines and the second weeks study was to the top of the second page up to the octave change indication.

This book is like owning gold to me, it's from my past and brings back a lot of great memories.

[theholygideons]

op.10 no.1

[chopin2015]

Well I thought I started with number 1 but according to the markings in my book of Chopin Etudes it would have been Op10 no.2. The first weeks study was the first four lines and the second weeks study was to the top of the second page up to the octave change indication.

This book is like owning gold to me, it's from my past and brings back a lot of great memories.

The Chopin etudes book is my favorite book.

[jy_]

Started with Op.10 No.5 and Op.25 no.1... stopped op.25 no.1 three times because "the notes were too small"!

Then went on to Op.10 No.2 (LH seemed simple and sounded nice on its own + "How difficult can a chromatic scale be?")        But i was wrong - still can't play it

[danhuyle]

Op10 No9

[pytheamateur]

I hammered the Revolutionary Étude early in life. Then I played La Tristesse, followed by the Ocean Étude.  Don't have the appetite to learn anymore at the moment.