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Topic: Scriabin poème difficulty (Read 2581 times)

artlin02

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Scriabin poème difficulty

on: September 30, 2018, 10:14:24 AM

Hi, I’ve finished Liszts Liebestrum and Rachmaninovs humoresque (op 10, 5). Can i play Scriabins poème op. 34? Is it way too hard? I was also wondering about Prokofievs op 4, 4, how hard is it? How hard are these pieces in comparison with the pieces I’ve played and some other famous ones?
Thank you

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