Articulation and timing in 10/8; plugging away at 10/2 and 10/1; simplifying 25/10 and a theory geek moment; working on 25/8; a milestone in 10/7, organizing a practice session.
Tags Chopin, classical music, Etudes, how to practice, Opus 10, Opus 25, Piano
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Play It Again Swig 
I like your solution of “feeling” the piece musically before you attack the issue of octaves!
Thanks for sharing your practice sessions so generously!!
Ann