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Structural analysis of the Chopin Etudes as prerequisite to physical practice
This study treats visualisation of the printed score prior to practice as first step towards comprehension and learning of a composition. It obviates senseless mechanical solutions to technical difficulties. The purpose of this study is to outline a systematic procedure of analysis which will enable...
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College of Music
2025
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