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1. www.pianostreet.com › smf › indexChopin Nocturnes easiest to hardest - Piano Street

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   Here's how the difficulties are rated by Rolf Koenen for Henle: 4+ Nocturne c minor KK IVb no. 8. 4+ Nocturne g minor op. 15 no. 3. 5 Nocturne (version 1) c sharp minor KK IVa no. 16.

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   MODERATELY DIFFICULT: op. 27/1 (voicing in the outer section is hard, the broken 10ths passage in the middle) op. 55/2 (a bit hard to shape) op. 32/2 (requires good voicing in chords) op. 48/2 (harder than it sounds) op. 9/1 (the 22-note tuplet is not as scary as it seems) THE EASIEST (although none are for beginners)

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   How difficult are Chopin's Nocturnes?

   • Chopin’s nocturnes are almost entirely out of reach until you’re at an early advanced level. They range in difficulty from grade 9 – ARCT (which is basically the highest level). There is one nocturne you can attempt if you’ve had success with some of the previous Chopin suggestions, though: Nocturne in G minor, op 15 no 3 – grade 8 RCM

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   How many Nocturnes did Chopin write?

   • Published in 1835, the Op. 27 nocturnes are sandwiched chronologically between two monumental achievements in Chopin’s output: the 12 Etudes, Op. 25, and the 24 Preludes, Op. 28.

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   Are Op 62 Nocturnes more difficult?

   • williampiano, I have nothing against your opinion that op 62 ones are more challenging, but according to me the op 48/1 is the most challenging nocturne by far, and just as difficult as many of the Chopin Etudes.

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   When did Chopin write the Op 48 Nocturnes?

   • The Op. 48 Nocturnes were published in 1841, amidst a particularly prolific time for Chopin. 1841 also saw the introductions of several freestanding works, including a Tarantelle, a Polonaise, the famous Prelude in C-sharp minor, the Allegro de concert, a Fantaisie, and the third Ballade.

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   Sep 17, 2016 · Chopin’s Nocturnes. Chopin’s nocturnes are almost entirely out of reach until you’re at an early advanced level. They range in difficulty from grade 9 – ARCT (which is basically the highest level). There is one nocturne you can attempt if you’ve had success with some of the previous Chopin suggestions, though:

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   Resource. https://imgur.com/a/RCAMhEj. I sat down and sightread (almost) all of Chopin's solo repertoire and came up with a rough difficulty ranking for them in the hopes that it will answer any of the very common questions such as "am I ready to play Ballade No.1" or "am I ready to play Fantaisie-Impromptu", etc.

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   The loud middle section will also be challenging if you are not comfortable with quick position shifts. Liebestraum definitely requires a more advanced technique than op 55 no. 1. Of the proposed alternatives I'd say op 27 no 2 is the easiest technically, but it's not easy and requires a supple wrist as stringoverstrung says.

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   How would y'all rank Chopin's Nocturnes personally (i.e. in terms of personal preference, rather than difficulty)? For me I rank them this way (from least favorite to favorite). It's really hard for me to rank some of these above some other ones since I love them so much: 21. Nocturne in C minor, posthum. 20. Nocturne in C-sharp minor, posthum. 19.

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   Aug 22, 2017 · Your Guide to Chopin’s Nocturnes. By Josh Davidoff | August 22, 2017. Frédéric Chopin composed nocturnes throughout his career, including 18 published between 1832 and 1846 and 3 published posthumously. The first person to title instrumental works of this kind “nocturnes” was John Field.