I love to learn Fantaisie-Impromptu

[drhosseinzadeh]

Hi there
I love to learn Fantaisie-Impromptu .
Would you please suggest some etude to help me learn this beautiful piece?
Thanks

[lelle]

How's your scales and arpeggios? Have you played some Etudes by Czerny, Burgmuller, Heller etc?

[bwl_13]

This piece is fairly advanced. Why don't you give us an idea of where your technique and current repertoire is at so you can get a more informed advice on how you might want to proceed.

I'll add on to what lelle said by suggesting you're played at least a few pieces with 4 against 3/3 against 4 polyrhythm.

[drhosseinzadeh]

How's your scales and arpeggios? Have you played some Etudes by Czerny, Burgmuller, Heller etc?

thanks for reply
Yes I played arpeggios and scales from hanon mainly. And been playing piano for a while. Can play Mozart rondo Alla turca an fur Elise fairy well

[drhosseinzadeh]

This piece is fairly advanced. Why don't you give us an idea of where your technique and current repertoire is at so you can get a more informed advice on how you might want to proceed.

I'll add on to what lelle said by suggesting you're played at least a few pieces with 4 against 3/3 against 4 polyrhythm.

thank you very much
No I didn't play polyrhythm

[drhosseinzadeh]

No etude is suggested?

[ranjit]

Well, if you really want an etude, you can play scales in 4:3 polyrhythms. Just C major scales up and down in a 4:3 polyrhythm should help.

[lelle]

There's a beautiful Chopin etude which deals with 4:3 polyrhythms in a slower tempo than Fantaisie Impromptu. In the etude it's the other way around - the left hand has 4 notes and the right hand has 3. It might offer you some valuable experience before tackling the Impromptu.

[f flat minor]

There are Etudes by Roslavets and Ligeti that deal with polyrhythms (as for Ligeti, not all of them, maybe Desordre (please pardon if my spelling is wrong) or Vertige, I dont know). And practise the ending climax of Chopin's last ballade, it has 9:6 polyrhythms. Hope this helps.

[drhosseinzadeh]

Well, if you really want an etude, you can play scales in 4:3 polyrhythms. Just C major scales up and down in a 4:3 polyrhythm should help.

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[drhosseinzadeh]

There's a beautiful Chopin etude which deals with 4:3 polyrhythms in a slower tempo than Fantaisie Impromptu. In the etude it's the other way around - the left hand has 4 notes and the right hand has 3. It might offer you some valuable experience before tackling the Impromptu.

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[drhosseinzadeh]

There are Etudes by Roslavets and Ligeti that deal with polyrhythms (as for Ligeti, not all of them, maybe Desordre (please pardon if my spelling is wrong) or Vertige, I dont know). And practise the ending climax of Chopin's last ballade, it has 9:6 polyrhythms. Hope this helps.

Where can I get them

[anacrusis]

Where can I get them

I think you have to purchase them in a store or online since they're still under copyright (more modern composers).

[drhosseinzadeh]

I think you have to purchase them in a store or online since they're still under copyright (more modern composers).

ok thanks👍