Frédéric Chopin
Etude
in A Minor, Op. 10 No. 2
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how much does op 10 2 help improve technique by goethefan69420
Besides this. What Chopin Etudes help improve technique the most, I'm assuming 10 2 and the sixths have to help a ton, but, I'm just wondering which ones if you guys have tried them have...
Some problems in Chopin Etudes Op10 no 2,3 and 5 by ssssass
Hi, I am an amateurish piano player with small hands. I can more or less reach a 9th, but a 10th is almost impossible. Also due to to small fingers some chords seem really difficult to play. For...
Problem with scales by zoey94
I have a problem with scales, some obviously worse than others, a scale like C Major I can play between 120 to 130bpm 4 notes to the beat at my maximum ability but with another scale like the G Major scale when...
Chopin, study op 10 no 2 - help by rmbarbosa
Hi! I would be very gratefull if you could help me in this doubt: To play this study Cortot gives some preliminary exercises, namely thr cromatic scale played with the fingers 3-4-3, ...
Sempre legato?! REALLY?! by mjames
See the scribble? You see the 4-5 cross? At allegro? Yeah, I don't think so. EDIT: NVM, Chopin's bad...
Chopin 10 n 2 by expressman70
Hi! How should I practice the piece to get it to speed? All I can say is that it is def not as bad as people think, and very useful. I can play it at around 3/4 speed but what would you recommend...
college audition rep by wwalrus
Hi, Any thoughts on the following program for next year's auditions? Bach WTC book 1 G minor Beethoven op 7 (sonata #4) Brahms variations and fugue on a theme by Handel Chopin op...
Chopin Op 10 No 1 C major - Ergonomics by rakhmaninoff
I've been playing this étude for probably 3 years now. It didn't take long to get the notes in my fingers but we all know most mortals will be studying these etudes for a lifetime and probably never...
Chopin Etude 10-2 concern by wilmerguido
Am I deaf/blind to actually think that SOME great pianists omit SOME of the middle notes in this etude to play it up to speed? In Lisitsa's recording:...
Chopin Etude 10-2 Fingering problems by wilmerguido
I just started this piece a few days ago, and I'm using the urtext version of this site. So... are you supposed to follow the fingerings exactly although it feels awkward, or are you allowed to make...
Another 10/2 thread :) by xyz2006tor
This piece was on the list for the local music festival for high school students. My teacher was surprised and said that NOBODY is actually going to learn/play it, except maybe me (perhaps he thinks that...
Middle voice in Chopin op.10/2? by dabbler
The 1/16 chords played by the right hand at the beginning of every fourth are notated as separate voices in the score (i.e. chromatic line = stem up, chords = stem down). This seems to indicate that they should...
chopin etude 10/2 by jamie_liszt
Hey I am choosing some Chopin etudes that will improve my technique and finger independence, i have decided this would help my weak 4th and 5th fingers, and i will also take on 25/6 coz i got weak...
Chopin etude op 10 nr 2 by lisztener
Hi ! I know that Chopin's etudes are very difficult. But is there any chance that I can start working on op 10 nr 2? It sounds very difficult, but the notes seem easy (no big gaps etc.) The...
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Etude Op. 10 No. 2 in A Minor, a composition by the early romantic composer Frédéric Chopin who was born in 1810 and died in 1849. The piano score of this piece was first published in 1832 and is part of Chopin's Etudes.