So the time has finally come to choose audition repertoire. :-[I have about 1.5 years before auditioning so ample time to learn something difficult I guess. Basically am looking for etude suggestions for small hands(not Chopin). I am already learning Chopin's op25 no6 which seems to be working out well. I've had my eye on Liszt's feux follet, but the stretches were just impossible(Note: I can only reach an octave).
Mazeppa is also one etude I find just so gorgeous, but I have a history with injury so I'm not sure I'd want to play such a "stamina" piece as I've gotten trouble with those before, however for me only a few spots look "treacherous" and the rest is just "very very very hard"
. Also looking at Chasse-Neige. Any suggestions of etudes with similar difficulty for small hands?
My other reperatoire will probably include Chopin's 3rd sonata, some schubert, and lutoslawski, havent decided which Beethoven Sonata yet either.
Topic: Audition Rep: Impressive Etude for Small hands?