Recommended Chopin pieces for amateur (Grade 7-8 ABRSM)

[vale hollow]

Hi I am very bored

[harsh anchor]

mephisto waltz no.1

[vale hollow]

Bruh no

[versed fern]

Maybe waltz in a minor

[rapid fox]

etude op25 n5

[harsh anchor]

feux follets

[tacit seal]

that is not grade 7

thats diploma

uh maybe some of the mazurkas or easier nocturnes

[amber drum]

I can recommend Chopin's posthumous C# minor nocturne

It was on ABRSM's grade 7 syllabus at one point

[subtle spindle]

chopin etudes op 10 ( i recently went through them a few years back and the technique development is unmathced, my advice is no 5,4,7,1,3,12 are good options to begin

[edgy sierra]

Prelude in e minor

Pretty easy I think

Can’t remember too well

Im learning ballade no 1 in g minor but it’s pretty challenging at least for me so probably not yet

[subtle spindle]

i performed that piece a few years back at a recital, if you need any pointers let me know, the coda, the middle section is very dynamically challenging along with the agitato section after the first theme modulation. id say dynamic is the biggest challenge in the first ballade. technique will come regardless just practice slowly and lightly (you shoould be able to repeat the section 100 times at a decent tempo without the hand getting tired) lightness and agility go hand in hand

[honest lance]

Nocturne OP 48 No 1

[edgy sierra]

Yeah I kinda suck at the Aguayo

*agiato

CNt play it yet

But the middle coda isn’t too bad

[tacit seal]

not a beginner piece at all

but cool

[tacit seal]

those are NOT g7-8 bro💔

maybe 25.2 or 25.9?

i did 25.9 for an audition an it was lowk easy asf

but some preludes or mazurkas

maybe nocture 37.1 or 55.1

[rapid fox]

Ig i could take some help, pls kindly help fingering… 13231… or 13212… in bar 56, or if there is a better fingering (F#m root is not suitable for either ig, or it is just a skill issue)