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Topic: Valse impromptu difficulty  (Read 1291 times)

Offline maxiboot

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Valse impromptu difficulty
on: April 27, 2020, 05:30:36 PM
I would like to play liszt's Valse Impromptu. I am an intermidiate player (I have played for three years). My only experience with liszt his his liebestraume no 3 which i can play fairly well. How does the valse impromptu compare to liebestraum no 3 in terms of difficulty? I understand that it is a fairly difficult piece and I dont expect to be able to play it very soon, but what are some good pieces to work up towards that level?
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Re: Valse impromptu difficulty
Reply #1 on: June 15, 2020, 05:15:27 PM
Nevermind, i learnt it anyway
 

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