how to practise chopin etude op 10 n 4?

[piabanoch]

how i can practise Chopin etude op 10 n 4. After that i can do one trascendental etude?

[bryfarr]

it appears from your other post that you've already done a transcendental etude - you seem to know Chaisse-Neige well, and made a comment about fingering in Mazeppa

[lelle]

It's a very broad question. What are you having trouble with in the Chopin?

[piabanoch]

sorry i din't say i want to do feux follets for the first answer. And for the second i have problems with the left hand pace and with the big leaps in the right hand

[bryfarr]

sorry i din't say i want to do feux follets for the first answer.

There is a modify button - you can edit your posts and make them clearer, more precise.  I know English is not your first language - - you could form the sentence in your original language, with as much precision as possible, and then translate to English using Google Translate... it's quite easy.

I'm not sure why you think Chopin Etude 10/4 is a specific stepping stone to Feux Follets.  Many consider it one of the most difficult pieces by Liszt - to prepare for it play a lot of Chopin Etudes and Liszt etudes.

[stringoverstrung]

how i can practise Chopin etude op 10 n 4. After that i can do one trascendental etude?

1) You take the Cortot edition de travail and you do what he says.
2) Rhythms still works.
3) you practice slow

Kr,
G