kinda awkward to play, and requires finger independence…
wut i do is, I am playing scales in thirds, which kinda helps it, and also practiceing some parts of da thirds chopet slowly, but dat is gonna take forever to get my thirds better than it is now.
I am not a total noob at thirds, but my playing is not verygood eitrher…
the same goes for sixths, which to me r da hardest…i wud love to learn da 15-1 nocturne, but i cant because of da sixths middle section…
wut r some ACTUALLY good exercises for thirds and sixths? da hanon is total shit, trust me…
and btw, I still dun nderstand da “right” concept of slow practice…u must practice da movements slowly, not da notes slowly…wtf…can someone TRULY and DEEPLY explai this to me? i am lost…
so how do i practice da 10-1 chopet slowly right? not just playing it in a slower tempo and eventually speeding up?
holy shit, I just read in wiki dat chopin intended da 10-2 to be played only with the 4rth and fifth finger, and not the third finger as all pianists play…but because of the extreme difficulty, he let it slide and allowed the use of the third finger for thr chromaticism…
WTF!!! was chopin INSANE???
and another random thing, da ashkenazy refused to play da 10-1 in public because he said it is da hardest of da etudes…lol
haha, fo moi tiz exactly teh poopozite
moi actually findz azcending 3rdz pretty eazy
zame þing fo da azcending zcalez in 10/2
they’re mozly eazy
but da dezcending onez bite moi
ascending 3rds are indeed, illogically as it is, easier.
all the descending scales in 25/6 are the hardest parts of the piece.
it’s easier to aim your hand/wrist to the upper right than to the left when you play thirds. aiming your hand and wrist correctly makes thirds scales so much easier, but since aiming is hard descending, i think that’s why descending is harder.
it also depends on what “voice” you bring out blablabla
my god, the one on the 2nd page with the weird leps for the thumb… can’t stand it.
I found it helps to have top voices going legato when up, and trying to bring out the bottom voices and make them legato going down, but you probably already know this.
What practice techniques have you found particularly helpful for this etude?