Liszt Après une Lecture du Dante: Fantasia quasi Sonata

[blackonwhite]

this along with a prelude and fugue from the wtc will be played in an audition how difficult is this piece

[j_menz]

this along with a prelude and fugue from the wtc will be played in an audition how difficult is this piece

More difficult than proper capitalisation and punctuation.

[mjames]

Pretty difficult.

[blackonwhite]

More difficult than proper capitalisation and punctuation.

I noticed you have given annoying answers for my posts can you stop being rude and give a real answer.

[chopinlover01]

He gave a real answer, to a less real question
Nobody can tell you for sure how hard it will be for you. Probably the best way to find out is to play through it a few times. Decide for yourself.
People on the internet don't know your skill level nearly as well as you do. Not without recordings, anyways.

[j_menz]

I noticed you have given annoying answers for my posts can you stop being rude and give a real answer.

Can you ask a real question?

Have you: (a) listened to the piece; (b) looked at the score; (c) read through the score while listening to the piece; or (d) played through it?

This is advanced repertoire and only one or more of those steps will give you your answer - which will depend on your own particular strengths and weaknesses and what techniques you already have in your toolkit. Without a detailed knowledge of that (such as you possess, or which your teacher may possess) any "real" response is either going to be wrong, banal or both.

[liszt1022]

Nobody can tell you how difficult this piece is. It's all based on your own strengths and weaknesses.
You need to spend time with it yourself to figure it out.

Before you ask for help - in any life situation! - you should be prepared to answer "What have you tried so far?" Otherwise you look like someone who wants things handed to them, and that's -really- not going to work for a learned skill like piano.

Do what j_menz said.
Although I have some questions.
What are you auditioning for?
When are you auditioning?
What are their listed audition requirements?
Why do you think they want to listen to a entire 15 minute concert piece?
What does your teacher think?
What has been your most difficult piece so far?
How long did it take you to learn it?
Are there any recordings of it?

[blackonwhite]

Nobody can tell you how difficult this piece is. It's all based on your own strengths and weaknesses.
You need to spend time with it yourself to figure it out.

Before you ask for help - in any life situation! - you should be prepared to answer "What have you tried so far?" Otherwise you look like someone who wants things handed to them, and that's -really- not going to work for a learned skill like piano.

Do what j_menz said.
Although I have some questions.
What are you auditioning for?
When are you auditioning?
What are their listed audition requirements?
Why do you think they want to listen to a entire 15 minute concert piece?
What does your teacher think?
What has been your most difficult piece so far?
How long did it take you to learn it?
Are there any recordings of it?

The listed requirment for repetoire is a prelude and fugue from Backs wtc
Three etudes but only one etude per composer by Chopin,Liszt,Bartok,Debussy,And Ligeti
The first and last movement of a sonata
And a large scale work(10-20 minutes) by a romantic or modern composer
The most difficult piece I can play is chopin op.10 etudes though no.12 and 7 are sloppy it took me two years
My teach says I can pull this piece of but I'm not sure about her word because she extremely optimistic

[chopinlover01]

If you're not going to trust her, the person who's knowledge of your playing style is second to only yourself (ideally), then do the logical thing- try it yourself.