Döhler:12 Etudes de concert, Op.30

[@momomo9014]

*No.1(0:00)"Allegro" No.2(2:50)"Moderato" No.3(5:24)"Allegro" No.4(7:26)"Allegretto grazioso" No.5(9:52)"Moderato" *No.6(14:17)"Allegro" No.7(17:11)"Molto lento" No.8(19:57)"Moderato" *No.9(22:22)"Allegretto agitato ma non troppo presto" No.10(24:51)"Allegro" *No.11(27:29)"Andantino" No.12(31:43)"Allegro" *=My favorite etudes

[@zvikrol5220]

Another neglected gem from the romantic era ❤❤❤❤

[@flaviodrusovalerio2825]

Gem?

[@f1f1s]

This piece seems to represent the interesting period in time when études were supposed to be more exercise-focused, as their name suggest, making an emphasis on resilience and dexterity training through slight monotonicity. This is really as set of ‘Early Romantic’ études, as opposed to the Works of Chopin, Alkan, Liszt, and later composers. The influence of Czerny is undoubted here. Sounds similar to some of Méreaux’s études.

[@susanataibo8192]

Excelente técnica.

[@tinobuozzi4975]

e' un sequencer.......

[@GramkowPiano]

É um computador tocando 😅

[@azel5870]

For some reason the beginning reminded me a little bit of chopin etude op25 no 5. Thanks for sharing.

[@lidocainaclorhidrato5288]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@iTzaroc]

GREAT!

[@GramkowPiano]

I loved too much No. 3 It sounds great for ballet environment! I can only imagine ballerinas practicing in back of this étude 😆

[@JamesBower-yj6ew]

His 7th one is so boring yet beautiful at the same time