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Re: Chopin Nocturnes
PianogrlNW #1852031 02/26/12 01:42 PM
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Hmmn i do love the Op 27 No.2 but im scared of that one bar. Ive also been thinking about the Op 62 No.2


If you can play Op 37 No. 2 you can play Op 27 No. 2. I'm not sure which bar you are referring to as there as several tricky passages in 27-2. The other Nocturne I love is Op 9 No. 3.


Sorry for not making it clear.I was referring to the cadenza 48 note run.

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Bach Prelude and Fugue in B flat No.21 WTC 1
Beethoven Sonata Op 14 No.1
Field Sonata No.1
Chopin Op 42
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ilovechopin #1852064 02/26/12 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by ilovechopin
Sorry for not making it clear.I was referring to the cadenza 48 note run.


Learn the RH separately with fingerings by starting with the first 8 notes and then gradually add more notes, figure out which notes should be played at the beat and half beat (not all them line up), and put both hands together. I think the trick to making it flow is to memorize the entire bar.
Re: Chopin Nocturnes
ilovechopin #1852092 02/26/12 04:57 PM
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How about op 27 no 1? It shouldn't be that much of a problem if you can handle op 37 no 2.
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