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Practising Chopin’s “Ocean” Etude

Practising Chopin’s “Ocean” Etude

By Graham Fitch, 2013-09-20
Posted in: Practising

In last week's post on ties and repeated notes, I referred to Chopin's Ocean Etude (more properly known as op. 25 no. 12). A reader contacted me asking if I…

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Tags: accentalfred cortotChopin Ocean Etude op. 25 no. 12errorsrepeated notesskeletontied notestouchtrillstrouble spotsWalter Cosand
Practising Chopin’s “Ocean” Etude
On Passagework

On Passagework

By Graham Fitch, 2011-11-27
Posted in: Practising

There are innumerable examples in the piano repertoire of what is commonly known as "passagework", a string of fast notes that lasts either a few bars, a whole section, or…

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Tags: accentadele marcusChopineffortfingersinjurymaria curciopassageworkpiano pedagogypracticing the pianopractising the pianorhythmteachingtempotension
On Passagework

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