Octave Tremolo (broken)

TheSimon...I read:

Frank wrote:

Liszt places it in twenty-second place (out of 32) in one of his classifications by order of difficulty (from easiest to hardest) ...preceded by the work Op. 27 no. 1 and followed by Op. 54

I hadn't read this post. Reading 109, 110 and 111 at the very end actually seemed strange to me if it were from hardest to easiest!

gianni69 wrote:

i have no curiosity

I, on the other hand, remember going to look at some fingerings and the metronome markings, which were very precise. In this specific case:

- The first beat: quarter note=50

- The second beat: dotted half note=76

- The presto agitato: 84 half note

... to be related to the pianos of that era