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Talk about hard check this out...this is a Piano Piece from Chopin (its a French name pronounced almost like Chopan). This piece is 11 pages long and a girl in my music conservatory took 1 year to finally learn this piece and right now its "ok". She rocks and ownnz the piano she has been playing for ten years...which just goes to show you how difficult this Piano piece from Frederick Francois Chopin really is.
The Piece is called Revolutionary Study XII.
It would prolly take me three or so years to learn this baby.
[HISTORY LESSON]:Frederic Francois Chopin Polish composer of French descent. Born 1 Mar 1810 died 17 Oct 1849 in Paris. Lived in Poland until 1827 and played in Vienna. Went to Paris in 1831 and decide to remain there. Had a series of love affairs but remained unmarried. Suffered from tuberculosis of the throat and gave his last public concert in 1848, he died the following year.
Revolutionary Study XII (its the first one on the list)
The Piece is called Revolutionary Study XII.
It would prolly take me three or so years to learn this baby.
[HISTORY LESSON]:Frederic Francois Chopin Polish composer of French descent. Born 1 Mar 1810 died 17 Oct 1849 in Paris. Lived in Poland until 1827 and played in Vienna. Went to Paris in 1831 and decide to remain there. Had a series of love affairs but remained unmarried. Suffered from tuberculosis of the throat and gave his last public concert in 1848, he died the following year.
Revolutionary Study XII (its the first one on the list)
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