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So as I was doing my first slow play through of the piece today, I started to wonder...since the entire piece is written in octaves....has anyone ever been crazy enough to tray to play the whole thing with one hand? Or better yet, double it and have both hands in octaves playing the same melody? I've heard of guys who have played the revolutionary etude left hand in octaves...I'd imagine this would be a feat of similar difficulty if not harder...has anyone ever heard of someone trying to do this?
I know it's a silly, entirely unimportant question...but I think it'd be freaking awesome if someone could do this. laugh


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Not possible, unless you don't care about tempo and articulation.


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.but I think it'd be freaking awesome if someone could do this. laugh
You're gonna wear that word out.

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Which word?


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Both actually: Freaking & awesome


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