Camille Saint-Seans 6 Etudes pour la Main Gauche, 6 Etudes for the Left Hand Op 135

[@terencewang]

They are much harder than they sound because of their transparency and clarity. IMHO they are technically more challenging than the Alkan, Blumenfeld, Scriabin, and Reinecke, all of which I play.

[@AndrewRemillard]

I have played all but the Blumenfeld. My one-handed music can be found here: kzbin.info/aero/PLZZAT1pP5dJpQNY0q0coxmY9T8NDxOa6q You are right, these are much more difficult than they sound. But the Alkan were much more work to learn in my own experience.

[@Theolonius-ov1ij]

Bravissimo

[@AndrewRemillard]

Thanks so much!

[@andrewpetersen5272]

Perhaps the world's most versitile composer.

[@calebhu6383]

Yes, Saint-Saens left popular repertoire in almost every genre

[@saltag]

The Gigue sounds surprising similar to the Tempo di Minuetto in Bach's 5th Partita

[@jaegonekim]

Very different from Ravel’s Neoclassicism. Interesting 😆

[@anhducduong0105]

Sound kinda like Bach.

[@AndrewRemillard]

Well, there is a fugue in the set.