#Okay everyone piano plus#

I'm sure musically I'd be fine with it, it's just technically that I was worried about. Thanks for your votes of confidence guys. Especially those 2 bars with the killer leaps. Oh, and since I've not played or listened to much Chopin before, is this very overplayed? I'm already pushing it with the Moonlight for my next exam (not the one in June, but in late 2007 or early 2008).Įdit: The fast left hand part is the bit I'm questioning.

#Okay everyone piano plus#

(And for the record, a nineth is very comfortable in each hand, a nineth plus a semitone is still quite doable, and I can play a tenth on the outside of the keys if I need to, both hands.) So my question is, knowing where I'm at, what do you guys think of me learning Chopin's Nocturne in C sharp minor, op. My teacher said that this summer after my exam in June, she'ld like me to learn the Moonlight Sonata (all of it - 3rd movement, too). I have it at 132 to the half note, and don't really like it much faster, though if I had to, I could get it faster. To give you an idea where I'm at, I just finished Beethoven's Pathetique sonata first movement, or rather I'm just at the perfecting stage now.