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Topic: Chopin Waltz Op34 Nr 2 (Read 3199 times)

berrt

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Chopin Waltz Op34 Nr 2

on: February 05, 2005, 10:30:00 PM

Against some advice from this forum im working on this one as a first chopin piece (for my teacher its ok, she said it will be a little bit hard for me...)

Bar 29 requires the LH to hold c# and then play g a e - its possible, but really feels clumsy. Is there an "elegant" way to play that or have i just to stretch my hand? Bar 31 the same feeling with e plus ac#g.

bye
Berrt

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