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Topic: Chopin Revolutionary Étude vs Liszt La Chasse (Read 1998 times)

lalo57

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Chopin Revolutionary Étude vs Liszt La Chasse

on: May 20, 2014, 02:49:38 AM

So, Yesterday I started Op 10 no 12 and I've had a lot of trouble with the middle section. So I was checking the Paganini étude no 5 "La Chasse" by Liszt and seems fairly doable although I can't be sure. Which is harder in your opinion? Thank you.

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liszt1022

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Re: Chopin Revolutionary Étude vs Liszt La Chasse

Reply #1 on: May 20, 2014, 03:07:03 PM

10/12 is harder. But when I want a comparison, I just memorize a few short passages from each and feel them out for a week or so.