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@renault7595 : taiwan also speaks mandarin. China speaks mandarin except certain areas in southeastern China including HongKong; they only speak cantonese.

I love this piece. I love classical and romantic pieces, ( beethove, Rachmaninnoff, Liszt, Chopin...... and maybe others I do not remember.)

@Julianw141 : I agree, maybe if anyone interested to know the notes to play the piece ( whoever plays by ear for instance ), this would be perfect. :)

PERFECT PERFORMANCE.

This piece on the piano Rachmaninoff transcribed it, but it was composed by the Rimsy-Karsakov.

I LOVE THAT IMAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Besides the piece that is magnificent!

@fireslayne : I believe she played it during a rehearsal of hours before she went on stage to perform her recital

@pianoarch Want to make dreams and wishes come true? Practice, practice, practice. Always. Never stop practicing to avoid fingers and hands get stiff if you don't practice for one day.

@ericjaames: Just practice and work hard because no matter what piece from any composer ( rachmanninoff, chopin, liszt or debussy.. etc) it will always be difficult, meaning new techniques or techniques must be developed much better and the sight-reading gets even more complicated... Work hard on...

@238assante : I agree. People tend to play it "arpeggiated " due to their hands size, hand surgery or other problems based on the hand or any joint in the arm connected to the hand. Not every pianist have the same method or technique even though most have studied and comprehend the same exact ma...

@musiciancheryl : play the octaves as an arpeggio with one hand couple of times. Rest for a while by doing some stretching with your whole body as if you're warming up for exercises. After that, begin warming up on the piano ( exercise book, play scales, chords and arpeggios. for instance) , then...

@develish16: A professor give techniques according to the skill a student has ( no matter the big or small the hand size the student might have) and they are with the student to give to what they've experienced throughout their lives practicing and performing. The student is going to improve the...

@PublicLibraryx : Every piece, whether we like or dislike it, it always going to be difficult no matter how easy for us it can be. I believe you can play this Chopin Etude Op.10 No.8. Remember, always begin playing slowly hands separate or together. :)

@MaRgiJJJC1523 : hehe. Don't take it so seriously. I also said it to anyone who reads my comment(s).

Do not feel offended. :)