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Polonaise Op.26 No. 1 as next piece?

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Post by akurei Sat Jun 06, 2009 9:36 pm

Hey,

I'm making really good progress with the Arabesque. It is not too easy, don't get me wrong, the fast parts are still giving me some trouble, but even so I'm already thinking of a next piece.
In Andrews "How to teach yourself piano"-video, he claims that the Arabesque No.1 is on the same level as the piece by Chopin in thread description.
My question would now be, is this really so? Course I really want to play this piece, but perhaps it'll destroy me due to its difficulty? The score anyway doesn't scares me this much. Oft course there are many big chords and it's written with 4 crosses and sometimes 5 b's and there are some painful grace notes and it's very very long.

So? ^^
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