which should i start with? i want to learn a few and i want to start with the easier pieces.thanks..
Quote from: pies on November 25, 2004, 11:39:34 PMwhich should i start with? i want to learn a few and i want to start with the easier pieces.thanks..
The constant stretch of both hands playing those 2/5's and 1/3's causes alot of tension buildup even when playing them relatively slow.
Do you want to learn them because they are beautiful, or to improve your technique? Well I guess every one of them are good for technique. The most easy ones and most famous are perhapsopus 10: 3, 6, 9opus 25: 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 12The most difficult ones I would say is op10: 1,2 and op25: 6, 11
Op 25-12 EASY ? No shi.....
I am in the process of learning op10 #3 and am having a particularly difficult time with this bravura section. I do have it figured out as far as seeing the "identicalness" of the two hands but it is very hard to play this to anything close to speed. The constant stretch of both hands playing those 2/5's and 1/3's causes alot of tension buildup even when playing them relatively slow. Any good practice techniques for this section would be greatly appreciated.
I shall be slaughtered by the masses for my comment in this thread, but it is my justified opinion backed up by personal experience, so I shall state it anyway.I would recommend the Etude Op.25 no.6 to start with.