I don't know what level you are so I can't tell if it will be hard for you but I found it actually pretty easy.
The notes all seem to fit pretty well to the hand and nothing is too challenging in the piece.
To those who have learned g minor ballad and Scherzo#2, could you please tell me which one is more difficult?My teacher wants me to play this ballad, the music sounds kind of beautiful, however, it seems more difficult than Scherzo#2. I personally like the sound of Scherzo#2 more than the ballad.
Ok. If it is not chellenging id like to listen to your recording.
ok don't get all defensive. I'm sorry I said that but I was saying compared to some other songs its all relative.There are no parts of the song that are technically extremely difficult.But the musicality is challenging
Maybe you don't agree with me but if somebody has pretty good technique this song isn't going to be very very difficult.Now to make it musical is another story but I was talking about technique because thats what you need to play a song like this.
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But the ballade doesn't have that so I said it was easy because I was being relative.
HAHAHAHAHA!Sure, Ballade 1 is really easy...That is why I NEVER heard a pianist play the end cleanly in concert... It's so EASY that all pianists fall asleep right before the end and mess up. Yup yup, that explains it all... Back on topic:you may want to learn the end first, it is the most challenging part mechanically. Respect all the accents, they do help.YES!!! in fact, it's those da**ned accents that make that ending so da**ned hard!!!! The right and left hand are accented in different, seemingly random rhythms, so it's murder to put them together, but it sounds SOOOOOOOO cool when it is (or will be, in my case). I really can't wait. I expect it'll be a blast to play when it's all done!
*** THIS PIECE ISN'T EASY! again, piano forum members describe incredibly challenging pieces as easy