Chopin - Nocturne Op. 48 No. 1

[tox1234]

Hello, this nocturne is my favorite piece and I would like to know if I could play it in my level.
For refrence: I have played Fantaisie impromptu, nocturne op 9 no 2, nocturne in c sharp minor, waltz op 64 no 2,moonlight sonata first movement and liebestraum no 3.

[anacrusis]

If you can handle the pieces you mentioned I see no reason why you couldn't manage the Nocturne. The hardest part is the ending, but if you have serviceable chord technique it should not prove too challenging.

[piabanoch]

the double movement is a monster, i think you can handle it but i am almost sure it's harder than any piece you mentioned

[lelle]

the double movement is a monster, i think you can handle it but i am almost sure it's harder than any piece you mentioned

I agree, the final part is harder than the mentioned pieces. But it should be doable with the foundation you have.

[worlds-worst-meditator]

Boy, I don't know. I can play the jut about all the pieces OP mentions, and I'd have no prayer of playing that Nocturne.  The Chopin he lists are really not all that difficult, though I concede like most Chopin difficult to perform well. But 48/1 is on a far higher level than the pieces he lists. . I think the poster ought to know whether he can handle such a piece already, especially if he's able. Why not just try it out and see what happens. Either way, he'll learn something about himself and his current ability to play piano.

[transitional]

Just try it. I was definitely not prepared to jump from the Moonlight 3rd to HR 2 and what'd I do? 

You won't get it perfect but probably good enough to the point that you can enjoy it.