Op 335 3rd Series
Studies 36 - 50
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1 Study #36, First Version: mazurka—8 sets of 8
2 Study #36, Second Version: light skipping 2/4–16 sets of 8
3 Study #37, First Version: cortege—8 sets of 8
4 Study #37, Second Version: quick march in canon at the 8th—8 sets of 8
5 Study #37, Third Version: Grand Cortege—20 sets of 8
6 Study #38, Single Version: brisk march under running 16th dyads—16 sets of 8
7 Study #39, First Version: 3/4 song without words—4 sets of 8
8 Study #39, Second Version: 4/4 song without words—8 sets of 8
9 Study #40, Single Version: Big 12/8 march—8 sets of 8
10 Study #41, Single Version: light two-step—8 sets of 8
11 Study #42, Single Version: light quick march—16 sets of 8
12 Study #43, First Version: 4/4 dance with running RH double notes—16 sets of 8
13 Study #43, Second Version: “Fantastical” waltz—8 sets of 8
14 Study #44, Single Version: “Fanfare” march—16 sets of 8
15 Study #45, First version: fast galop—16 sets of 8
16 Study #45, Second version: quick “Hopping Song”—16 sets of 8
17 Study #45, Third Version: light tripping 6/8–16 sets of 8
18 Study #45, Fourth Version: quick polka—32 sets of 8
19 Study #46, First Version: light, swirling arpeggiations in fast 6/8–24 sets of 8
20 Study #46, Second Version: short, quick waltz in arpeggios—8 sets of 8
21 Study #46, Third Version: quick waltz in arpeggios—16 sets of 8
22 Study #46, Fourth Version: skipping 4/4 with arpeggiating RH triplets—16 sets of 8
23 Study #47, First Version: quick 6/8 with RH in continuous 16ths—16 sets of 8
24 Study #47, Second Version: skipping 6/8–16 sets of 8
25 Study #47, Third Version: moderato 2/4 with running RH triplets—16 sets of 8
26 Study #48, First Version: 4/4 Adagio,8 sets of 8
27 Study #48, Second Version: 3/4 Adagio—16 sets of 8
28 Study #49, First Version: military march—16 sets of 8
29 Study #49, Second Version: fast 6/8 waltz—28 sets of 8
30 Study #50, First Version: quick 4/4 featuring chromatic scales—32 sets of 8
31 Study #50, Second Version: quick 4/4 featuring chromatic scales—32 sets of 8
32 Study #50, Third Version: “The Bee in Czerny’s Bonnet”—64 sets of 8