I have played piano for 10 years. I am finish fantaisie impromptu now. I had some trouble learning this (especially the cross rythm), but after two months I now have it almost at consert level. My question is how far above my level are the chopin scherzo no.2 or ballad no.1? Jeff Mills Waveform Transmission Vol 1 Rare on this page.

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Could I jump right to one of these, or should I have some more Chopin experience first? I have not played any of his etudes, any advise of (manageable) etudes to prepare me for this?

Thanks Do you find this post useful? The scherzo is easier than the ballade, but easy isn't a term you should associate with any of the ballades or scherzi. I will say this: you don't need chopin etudes under your belt to play the scherzo.

25/1 would help with the catalina, and 10/1 would help (a little) with the development, but they're not essential. Also, the ballade isn't a piece you can just 'learn.' It is astounding and prophetic (for its time) music, and although the technical difficulties aren't as horrific as some later Chopin, the ballade requires years of constant attention to grow into something meaningful. Csr Harmony Bluetooth Software Stack Download Free. Not to say that the Scherzo doesn't require a lot of great musical work, but it's not at quite the same level as the ballade. Do you find this post useful? What is it about the Scherzo that denies it the same amount of musical work and growth as the Ballade?