Salabert Chopin F. - 12 Etudes Op 10 - Piano
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Summary of This Score
This study edition for piano, offered in a French edition and published under the direction of Alfred Cortot, is aimed at pianists seeking a reliable resource truly focused on progression. Designed for use both at the music stand and in the practice room, it supports daily study through a presentation that prioritizes readability and efficiency.
The concept of a "study edition" takes on its full meaning here: the goal is to facilitate musical appropriation, support understanding of the text, and encourage a well-constructed interpretation. For both students and advanced pianists, it is a particularly relevant format for establishing good reading habits, working on phrasing continuity, and consolidating rhythmic precision.
Alfred Cortot's editorial direction brings a recognized pedagogical and artistic dimension. His legacy as a musician-interpreter and teacher is reflected in a demanding approach focused on musical meaning, balance of sound layers, and coherence of execution. This score thus fits within a serious approach: serving the music, guiding practice, and enabling the pianist to gain autonomy.
Whether for conservatory practice, regular personal work, or deepening a piano repertoire, this edition is a solid choice for those who wish to study with method, clarity, and musical intention.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Alfred Cortot (editorial direction) | Instrumentation | Piano |
| Edition | French edition, study edition | Language | French |
Questions frequently asked
Does this edition contain Chopin's 12 Études op. 10?
The score is dedicated to the 12 Études op. 10 by Frédéric Chopin, arranged for solo piano.
Is the Chopin op. 10 edition in French?
The work is offered as a French edition. The language indicated for this score is French.
Who is responsible for the editorial direction of this score?
The editorial direction is provided by Alfred Cortot. This approach emphasizes the understanding of the musical text and the balance of sound layers. It supports the development of phrasing and rhythmic precision.
Is this score suitable for conservatory study?
This working edition is designed for practice in conservatories and daily study at the music stand. Its layout aims for clear readability of the piano text.
What musical genre is indicated for the Études op. 10?
The musical genre indicated is classical.



