The artistic value of Chopin s nocturnes

You can check out Chopin or the Encyclopedia of Nocturne.

There are about 19 of them, which is very good.

What level of playing is Chopin's nocturne suitable?

It depends on which nocturne it is. Chopin's nocturnes are some simple, some are difficult, the simple ones are suitable for many people of normal level, and the difficult ones are only suitable for people of higher level, so this question is meaningless. But Chopin's nocturnes are not too simple, so in any case, you must learn a certain level before you can play them.

Which of the 9 numbered works is more difficult? Which ones are of low difficulty? Please rank them in order of difficulty.

The "9" you are talking about is these nine, you have also seen it, in fact, in addition to those nine, there are two posthumous nocturnes without a work number).

Ranking the difficulty from highest to lowest is a very unrealistic thing to do, because everyone's strengths and weaknesses are different. I'll give you an example, Chopin's etudes require a high level of finger movement, but not an octave technique; Chopin's etudes, on the other hand, require high octave technique, but not enough finger movement. So, if you were asked to say which of these two songs is more difficult, it would be very difficult to say, except that the former is more difficult for people who are good at octaves but not good at running, and the latter is more difficult for people who are good at running but not good at octaves.

The same is true for the ranking of the difficulty of Chopin's nocturnes, which is probably possible, but if you expect all the nocturnes to be ranked extremely precisely by difficulty, no one can do it, and whoever does it must be unscientifically ranked. It is only possible to drain it out if it is aimed at a specific person, but that would be too tiring and unnecessary. Therefore, it is recommended that you never get a songbook in the future and ask someone else to hand you a difficulty ranking list first.

As for which ones are high and which ones are low, I can give you a rough idea. The relative difficulty is as follows: the first two are easy, and the third is slightly more difficult.

The first two songs are slightly more difficult, and the third one is easy. It's all hard, especially very hard, a little less difficult, but the tone has to be played finely. The first one is a little easier, and the second one is a little harder.

Harder. Only Nocturne, which is of medium difficulty and slightly easier. The two posthumous nocturnes without a work number are simpler.

If you want to play Chopin's nocturne, you can play what you can first. If you are not competent for the time being, you can find the fatal point and focus on relevant exercises, and then it will be better.

If there's anything you don't understand, you can ask me again. ：）