Frédéric Chopin
Etude
in G-sharp Minor, Op. 25 No. 6
Year: 1836
Period: Early Romantic
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Musical Madness! The Group of Death finale! by liszt-and-the-galops
Link to the vote: [url=forms.gle/Zs4uuFifFfw5daqG8]forms.gle/Zs4uuFifFfw5daqG8[/url] Pieces in the vote: Petrushka mvt. 3 (defeated Ondine in round 1) Feux Follets (defeated...
looking for studies for LH double notes by bryfarr
Hello, I'm looking for recommendations for studies for LH double notes (typically 3rds, but could be 4ths, 6ths, etc.). I have found a couple, so you don't need to recommend those: ...
I'm making a list of pieces with double notes. Any recommendations? by sonoroussusurrus
I've been trying to compile a list of "musically interesting" pieces primarily consisting of double notes. With "musically interesting", I am excluding pieces which have only technical...
How slow is slow practice for you? by anacrusis
I was thinking a bit about my practice habits today. I realized that it's rare that I practice really, really slowly, but rather, most of my practice happens in a moderate tempo, slightly below the edge of...
Pieces with Thirds Trills by fftransform
What are some pieces that include a thirds trill? I know of several in Chopin (Op. 22, Op. 25 No. 6, Op. 60, Op. 61) and the Scarlatti K. 450. There are also several in the Liszt Berceuse.
Will learning Czerny enable you to play the hardest Chopin etudes? by wildman
I have been studying Chopin's most difficult study, the one in thirds, for around 2 months already and I am nowhere near the indicated tempo. Frustrated, I was looking to simplify my repertoire...
Minor thirds double note passages (don Juan or Chopin g #minor etc) by diomedes
I'm finding big scales in thirds going down to be much easier than ascending. I believe when I was doing the Busoni arrangement of campanella he had an ascending thirds passage where he took some notes...
Competition suggestions by pianoville
So I was thinking about applying for the Ettlingen international piano competition in 2018. The repertoire requirements are the following: One movement from a Beethoven, Haydn or Mozart sonata, one etude by...
Practice tips for Chopin Etude op 25 no 6 and Thirds in general by ahoffmann
This isn't a complete tutorial. Just sharing a few exercises that helped me. I hope they're useful for others too.
The Technique Master Thread by invictious
1) What exactly is technique? Having the means to get the sound that you want? Consistency? Minimising unnecessary movements? Being able to play the Chopin Etude 25/6 under 90 seconds? Being Asian /...
Stuff I Learned in the Past Month and a Half by xdjuicebox
So I started working full time, since I thought it would be good for me, and that I needed to develop some social skills since I'm pretty much a shut in. Here are some of the things I've...
Advice on Chopin étude Op. 25 No. 6 by malabdal
Hello everyone, I am currently working on Chopin's Op. 25 No. 6. From the first week of practicing, I realized that this is the kind of works that will need a life time in order to be perfectly...
My journey with Chopin's Opus 25 #6 - a diary of sorts by jimroof
Despite having developed pretty good technique when in my late teens and early 20's, there have always been problem areas that I never addressed. Part of that was the big missing gap in my piano...
(forgive me) Chopin Etude 25/6 measures 51-52 by pencilart3
Hello, yes I know there have been far too many topics created about Chopin's etudes - especially this one. So please don't tell me that again. I don't find this etude over challenging it's...
need help on chopin 25/6 by heha
Hi guys, I came across this forum while searching for help on this etude and it sure looks a great place for advice :) Anyway, I would like to ask anyone who can play this fluidly: what...
Chopin Etude in 3rds by pmz310
I'm starting to learn it, can those whose have studied it share theit experiences? peace out, ...
25/6 initial fingering by cloches_de_geneve
I am learning (or rather trying to learn) Chopin's etude op. 25/6 (thirds). To pianists who have studied this etude I ask: What fingerings do you use for the thirds in the initial...
Chopin Op. 25/6 by xyz2006tor
Hey all, I was looking at this etude and trying to read through it, but I just could not play the thirds at tempo evenly. Is there a specific motion to play those thirds/a specific way of hitting the keys?...
Chopin 25/6 by BearzintheHood
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Etude in G-sharp Minor - Op. 25 No. 6 is a piano piece by the early romantic composer Frédéric Chopin who lived between the years 1810 and 1849.
The composition was first published in 1836 and is included in Etudes by Chopin.