Anyway, only one month? People routinely spend years on these hard Chopin etudes before they're "totally polished." Give yourself more time.
Those feeling like they truly want to make it tough on themselves may want to give the Chavez inversions a whirl, they're super cool I read through them a bit years ago meant to go back but been distracted but they are worth having on the long-term goals list
Hah! I'm left-handed, this first one at least is no problem I dunno if it's helpful to play the Chavez to learn the real version, but maybe if OP is also left-handed they can get a better 'feel' doing it with the dominant hand and then try to replicate it with the right.
Haha this is neat! However, I can't find them on IMSLP, at least not after a basic google search. Where can I find the sheet music for these?
I don't think you'll get them easily via usual channels I'd probably have to share the. Directly privately to you (I'd been on a sharing. Hiatus after some leaks od my old scores found their way to YouTube and reseller /scan seller sites :-( ), but these I only hold i didn't physically scan these myself they just sit on my to do list /collection pile
Are they still under copyright? Otherwise it should be legally ok for you to share them
I am pretty certain these are both under coyright and been subjected to rights owners strikes in the past hence why they are scarce, Chavez passed away in 1978 so 2028 would be earliest not counting longer periods the may be allowed allowed under intl law exceptions and I'd the editor was post or later then the edition would be subject to longer protected etc I can probably share them on a limited bases discreetly privately via email or message etc :-) xd
Topic: Chopin Etude op. 10 no. 1 practice 