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You can look up the royal grading the UK uses for classical pieces and use that. A single difficulty score is a bit difficult (hah) as a piece will have many t
by dbalatero 3y ago
You can look up the royal grading the UK uses for classical pieces and use that.
A single difficulty score is a bit difficult (hah) as a piece will have many technical dimensions to it, and ideally you're comfortable with most of it but a few dimensions push you out of your comfort zone.
I think these standard grade scores attempt to give some kind of loose ordering to when you might want to tackle the piece.
- jacobp100 3y agoI'm actually from the UK. Is this the grade system people normally refer to - like they say they're grade 8? I meant more an algorithm to determine the difficulty. Things like tempo and how much your fingers would need to move. But equally, I could probably just cherry pick some easier pieces far quicker