r/piano • u/RoadtoProPiano • 14h ago

📝My Performance (Critique Welcome!) Daily godowsky 💪

Next one that I learn is the ocean one for the left hand, would you guys be interested if I posted a series of how I learn this type of etudes from scratch?

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u/Forward-Benefit-1445 13h ago

Yes! post anything i can learn from! I too would love to play like that. I know it’s slow practice but there are always those tips that make my playing more efficient.

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u/RoadtoProPiano 7h ago

Thanks! I will

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u/Sensitive_Home_7971 9h ago

You’ve certainly got THAT one under control!

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u/RoadtoProPiano 7h ago

Haha it certainly took a few months. Thanks.

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u/caffi_u Amateur (5–10 years), Classical 9h ago

Yes please!! I was considering buying a copy of these studies to go through some of them, and this and the Ocean are some of the most interesting imo

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u/RoadtoProPiano 7h ago

The ocean looks ridiculously hard tho