I know you didn't get answers here but I guess it was a tricky question. Did you find anything on your own? I'm looking for something similar myself!
Nice, I'll take a look at those. Thanks!What do you think about the Prokofiev Toccata?
The Clementi toccata (which are probably the ancestor of the Czerny one), and the Henselt toccata.There's the famous Feux follets, Chopin toccata study, and Chopin study in sixths.If you manage to obtain the sheets, there's also Kitten on the Keys and Smashing Thirds, those are similar pieces but from the swing genre.
Thanks for the great suggestions! I do use (or abuse) the Chopin Study in sixths like this, playing through 8 times in succession. Which one do you call that toccata study?I'll definitely check out the Henselt toccata. And Clementi- I played it some years ago, but don't remember what it was like.Feux Follets is too hard for me, I believe!
Not a problem!I mean the Chopin Etude op. 10 no. 7.The Henselt is called toccatina...though it isn't really a study in double notes but does use multiple voices.Czerny also wrote a nice-sounding toccatina as a finale for his fifth sonata that's more musically interesting than his toccata.The Schumann really comes out on top though, for the common practice era, imo. The Cziffra performance is insane.
Topic: Suggestions of works like Schumann and Czerny toccata? 