Tips for Long Polyrhythms in Chopin Prelude No.24 in D minor - VIP MasterClass Sample

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Please make a vídeo about of Czerny Op.365 etude 15 And 33

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Terrible lesson… you don’t do anything…. You simply keep the left hand going and freely play the scales in the right hand… there aren’t so many notes to be payed with each single note in the left hand while the right plays the scale. The descending thirds is different-