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Liszt Consolation 3
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Hi, just wondering, how difficult is Liszt Consolation 3 compared to Chopin Op. 10 No.9?
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The Liszt Third Consolation is very easy compared to any of the Chopin Etudes; indeed, there's no comparison.

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i'm learning it now, and played op.10.9 before, and have to say that consolation 3 is a little easier because it's much slower than 10.9 and has much easier LH technically.
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thanks so much!
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also, i'm playing chopin 25/2 right now. What other Chopin etude should I play with it? Or, should I just be patient and wait until I'm done with 25/2 and Consolation to start another one?

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