early intermediate

11. Etude Op.29

Henri Bertini

About this piece
This study emphasizes coordination between the right and left hands. The left hand shifts between the bass and melody, always moving over the right hand. The key skill is moving the left hand while the right hand continues playing, ensuring a consistent sound and rhythm.
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Level guide
Equivalent to RCM level 4
Equivalent to ABRSM level 4
Equivalent to Suzuki book 4
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