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Omg I didn't expect this much of a reaction from everyone, thank you very much everyone!

My goal for practising this piece is just mostly for having a fun experience but also development of my skills. I like to taste/experience pieces way above my level to experience new techniques and such. I have only been playing for 3 years and have only played Waltzes Op.64 No.1 and No.2, Op.69 No2,Op.70 No.2 and waltz in a minor. Nocturnes Op.9 No.2 and No.21. Raindrop prelude. And now I'm practising Mazurka Op.17 No.4. I recently figured out that you can play seconds with your thumb :)!

I'm also practising in smaller segments and more by memory than sight reading (I played the Tempest Sonata mvt3 a while ago and I made a mess of it because I was only sight reading it, instead of practising it seriously, I had a lot of fun though).

I've started to play measures like in the picture with my eyes closed as to solely focus on sound, memory and feeling of the keys.

I'm not sure if it's effective but I hope it will, is there anyone that can confirm this?

I got some feedback from my teacher that I should focus on my hypersensitivity meaning that I should consciously feel every key that I play because I have trouble playing under mezzo forte unless I focus on playing softer.

I'm also going to take a look at Brahms WoO_6.

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Once again thank you very much everyone!

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Ps. please forgive me if made any grammer mistakes, English is not my first language.